Sentence examples for switches it into from inspiring English sources
This dominant gene, the Y chromosome's proudest and almost only possession, sidetracks the reproductive tissue from its ovarian fate and switches it into becoming testes.
This degradation exposes the Rgt1 transcriptional repressor to phosphorylation by PKA, which releases it from its repressive upstream binding sites and switches it into a transcriptional activator, leading to derepression of the HXT genes (Palomino et al., 2006; Jouandot et al., 2011).
Kinetic analyses now demonstrate that SRP scans ribosomes while undergoing dynamic fluctuations until it encounters a nascent peptide in the exit tunnel and binds the hydrophobic signal-anchor sequence, which stabilizes SRP and switches it into targeting mode.
The end result would be that enhanced synthesis of pro-inflammatory mediators, such as IL-6, TNF-α, and IL-1β, exacerbates relatively benign tissue inflammation and switches it into a destructive event.
And, you switch it into spherical coordinates.
"It was only available in one game mode, but we were excited about it so switched it into the main movement set.
Put it in your desired spot, plug it in, connect it to Wi-Fi using the app, which runs through a quick step-by-step guide then either hit the button the remote to set the fan in motion or switch it into automatic.
IF YOU'VE GOT a chunk of your employer's stock in your 401(k) retirement account and are thinking of switching it into one of the plan's other investment options — perhaps to protect gains — stop.
Once you hit the sack, simply switch it into sleep mode.
When Mick was talking about this certain subject, he would kind of keep it this way, and then half way through he would switch it into a slightly different look.
Ordubegian said he also hopes to continue to help the council resolve the dispute over 365 acres of land known as the Sagebrush territory, which is in the Glendale Unified School District currently but there is a push to switch it into the La Cañada Unified district.
