Sentence examples for shift predicted to from inspiring English sources

The second conclusion was reached because a variety of mutations in the human ortholog have caused a clinically similar disease in CLN7 patients and because the deletion of c.843T creates a frame shift predicted to cause the mutant gene to encode a severely truncated protein without function.

This shift is predicted to be due to the RGD peptide (~ 1700 Da) (Haiss et al. 2007; Amendola and Meneghetti 2009).

The age shift is predicted to occur within 3 years of vaccination.

The MFSD8 p.F282Lfs13* frame shift was predicted to occur within the 7th transmembrane helix and would delete 239 C-terminal codons.

A greater shift is predicted to occur in the northeastern direction, along the shores of the St Lawrence River, where zones with a risk index >0.65 are predicted to shift by 450 km, at a rate of approximately 11 km per year.

Repeated and strong climatic shifts are predicted to favor more dispersive, generalistic and widespread species [8], [9].

Recently, GSD IIIa was identified in curly-coated retrievers (CCRs) that carry a frame-shift mutation predicted to delete the C-terminal 126 amino acids of GDE.

Since these coordinated traits partly overlap with the trait-shifts we predicted to occur under RIS (Table 1), we predicted that increased MCR expression levels could be the proximal, physiological causes of the RIS.

The acdX2 mutation is an insertion of an additional A in a sequence of 7 As causing a frame shift that is predicted to terminate the protein after two further amino acids.

While genetic screening can be informative it is frustratingly ambiguous, as a complete spectrum of mutation types are presented and, while those that result in the introduction of a premature stop codon or a frame shift can be predicted to adversely affect protein function, there is considerable uncertainty regarding the functional outcome of the majority of the missense mutations.

Thirty percent of the novel exons cause frame-shifts, which are predicted to result in premature termination in the novel exons.