Sentence examples for stronger loss from inspiring English sources

In contrast to gifted adolescents, average adolescents showed relatively stronger loss sensitivity during the game, which supports the emotional effects of the preceding results on their decisions.

When 24 ng MOXMeis3 was injected, an enlargement of the cement gland was visible accompanied by a stronger loss of trunk structures (Fig. 3C) In half the injected embryos spina bifida's are observed, suggesting that the embryos suffer from gastrulation problems.

In comparison to the carcinoids, LCNEC/SCLC tumors presented a stronger loss of nuclear and cytosolic PTEN associated with a loss of PTEN and p53.

The Wolbachia endosymbiont of B. malayi (wBM), for instance retained only eight (1%) genes coding for transcriptional regulators, thus exhibiting a tremendously stronger loss of regulatory elements, which further supports the 'genome in transition' hypothesis for B. rhizoxinica.

Second, to examine possible stronger loss of function and to confirm our RNAi results with true mutants, we also filmed by 4D DIC microscopy mutants that were available for 12 of the 22 genes identified in the primary screen.

In Drosophila cells and Xenopus extracts, however, the depletion of Dgp71WD/Nedd1 leads to only a partial depletion of γ-tubulin and other PCM components from the centrosome, and to a much stronger loss of γ-tubulin from the spindle MTs (Dobbelaere et al., 2008; Liu and Wiese, 2008; Verollet et al., 2006).

They were less successful in terms of yield that was attributed to stronger losses of heavy isotopes due to enhanced fission rates in heavy-element charges.

In order to generate stronger loss-of-function conditions for hppy, we induced by ENU treatment of EP-704 chromosomes three revertants (EP-704rev) of the over-expression phenotype (see methods).

Therefore, pbrm-1 (ok843 ) is a stronger loss-of-function allele by molecular and genetic criteria.

e1370 may be a stronger loss-of-function allele than e1368, as it causes a more penetrant dauer-constitutive phenotype and extends life span to a greater extent than e1368 (Gems et al. 1998).

It offers strong loss differentiation capabilities, and does not require traffic profiles or admission controls.