Sentence examples for transformation it has from inspiring English sources

Although IGF2 on its own is not sufficient for transformation, it has an active role in promoting ACC tumor growth (Guillaud-Bataille et al. 2014) and the IGF family plays an important role for the development of adrenal tumors, and has been proposed as therapeutic target (Ribeiro & Latronico 2012).

Once a spearhead of reform and social transformation, it has become an inward-looking juggernaut, consumed by paranoia, distrust and conspiracy theories.

Beijing still needs time to adjust to its new status as a world power and absorb the radical economic, social and cultural transformation it has experienced in recent decades.

Using this transformation, it has been shown that the shape design problem can be treated as a parameter design problem, which is a much easier method than the former.

As we gather for Thanksgiving, we will give thanks for the Fair Food Program and the transformation it has brought to Florida's tomato fields that is dramatically improving farmworkers' quality of life.

By comparing continuous wavelet transformations of fluctuating oscillations with Fourier transformation, it has been shown that the wavelet spectrum provides an unbiased and consistent estimation of the Fourier spectrum [16].

The young Mr. Hines's decision was emblematic of Louisiana's political transformation: it had become as red as its famous crawfish.

I left it lying around for a few days, enjoyed looking at the transformation it had undergone, struck by the mysterious transfusion of knowledge in which this object had played such an important — and historically tried-and-tested — role.

These acquisitions may well have helped Godrej make the transformation it had tried for years.

On the basis of the good concurrence of the observed crystallographic parameters with those predicted by the phenomenological theory of martensite transformations, it has been determined that this martensite is a product of the R phase-B19′ martensite transformation.

An abberant expression of the homeo box A1 (HOXA1) gene is assumed to be the mechanism by which autocrine stimulation with human growth factor may result in oncogenic transformation, and it has recently been shown that forced expression of this gene in human mammary epithelial cells is sufficient for transformation of the cells (Zhang et al, 2003).