Sentence examples for transformation status from inspiring English sources
For example, the activity of phosphatase is related to many physiological and biochemical processes of cell and can be used to reflect the transformation status of soil organic phosphorus (Xie et al. 2013).
Therefore miR-1275 release did not correlate with the transformation status of its cell of origin.
The alternative splice variant CD44v6 showed an expression pattern similar to CD44s in epithelial areas, independently of the transformation status.
Subsequently, leaves infested with aphids were transferred to two to three-week old cotton plants of the same variety and transformation status and reared under the same climatic conditions.
Because the transformation status of a cell regulates exosome secretion [47], and thus possibly exosomal miRNA release, we sought to identify a miRNA that faithfully reflects exosomal abundance in order to quantify selective miRNA release into vesicles.
Similar results were recently reported for the metastasis-associated gene lysyl oxidase (LOX), whose expression was associated both with tumor suppression and tumor progression depending on transformation status [32].
Even as the legal profession stands at a pivotal point of transformation, the status of women in the law presents its own complexities.
I am forty-four years old, and I have lived through a startling transformation in the status of gay men and women in the United States.
Others suggest that, ironically, Koussa may have become tainted in Gaddafi circles by virtue of his success in opening up contacts with western intelligence agencies, with whom he negotiated Libya's transformation from pariah status in the last decade.
That cover, for the magazine's annual Out100 portfolio of LGBT notables, signifies a spectacular transformation in the status of America's LGBT community, one that few saw coming seven years ago.
A simple comparison of the basic narratives of early and late 1930s films directed by Howard Hawks and John Ford gives some sense of this transformation in the status of the individual.
