Sentence examples for this modification illustrates from inspiring English sources
Importantly, this modification illustrates how selection is a probabilistic phenomenon (larger trait values are more likely, but not guaranteed, to survive).
Nationally aggregated data for 12 months following the modification illustrate the proportion receiving single dose prophylaxis has exceeded the target of 95% and the policy complaint proportion has increased but remains below the target indicating that further improvement work is required.
The stepwise approach to reduce protein immunogenicity by epitope modification illustrated here is being used to design and produce a functional full-length modified FVIII for clinical use.
We also review the crosstalk between active and repressive modifications, illustrated by the interplay between the Polycomb and Trithorax histone-modifying proteins, and discuss how this may be important in defining gene expression states during development.
In addition, some examples are provided to illustrate this modification.
The importance of this epigenetic modification is illustrated by the use of the inhibitor of DNA methylation, 5-aza-2'-deoxcytidine (5-AZA-CdR, decitabine), to treat AML [ 5- 8].
This has a negative effect on thermodynamic driving force for absorption and it results to lower the solvent absorption capacity. Figure 2 illustrates that this modification is to remove a part or all of the liquid flow from the absorber at one of its stages, cooling it and then injecting it back at the same part.
This modification can be used to illustrate the procedure for including volume changes that can approach, in the limit, the case of classical rubber elasticity.
This illustrates that genetic modification of cassava could be a potentially important component of delivering enhanced nutrition to at-risk populations in the tropics.
The effect of the modification is illustrated in Figure 10.
The function of polyaldehyde as precursor for other modification was illustrated in the reaction with lysine.
