Sentence examples for subsequent mobility from inspiring English sources
However, successful transfer to genomic "hot spots" and subsequent mobility to more stable genomic positions through mobile elements such as insertion sequences cannot be disproved.
Alternatively, if younger workers obtain better initial matches, then there will be less subsequent mobility and more long-tenure jobs.
The growing use of nanosized titanium dioxide (nTiO2) and zinc oxide (nZnO) in a large number of commercial products raises concerns regarding their release and subsequent mobility in natural aquatic environments.
Subsequent mobility shift and DNA footprinting assays identified a 30-bp ATAF2 binding sequence.
In older adults, low scores on the PPB are significantly associated with subsequent mobility disability, ADL disability, hospitalization, admission to a nursing home, and mortality [ 68- 71].
The assumption by Zahran et al. (2010) that soil lead serves as a proxy for length of lead exposure is likely not valid given the amount of housing destabilization and subsequent mobility of the population in the years following the storm.
Thus, unskilled employment at entrance to the labour market may hinder subsequent upward mobility into skilled jobs.
GST-CTCF-ZFs was purified by using glutathione resin, eluted by using reduced glutathione and stained with reduced glutathione (Fig. S1D) and used for subsequent electrophoretic mobility shift assay (EMSA) experiments.
A total of 25 ng of recombinant Ets protein was used in subsequent electrophoretic mobility shift assays (EMSA).
As the cohort was recruited in late middle age, there is unlikely to have been much subsequent social mobility (which would have created a misclassification bias).
Subsequent electrophoretic mobility shift assays (EMSAs) revealed that NEIL1 bound all oligonucleotide substrates, with the possible exception of ssOHC (Fig. 4C); the low complex formation seen with ssOHC likely stems from the inability of NEIL1 to bind the efficiently produced incision product.
