Sentence examples for triggered transformation from inspiring English sources

Heat treatment of the powder at 750 °C triggered transformation to the equilibrium ordered γ-TiAl and α2-Ti3Al phases.

Fig. 1 Schematic illustration of OCT signal changes upon acid-triggered transformation of Au NCs.

It is therefore no surprise that transgene-mediated disruption of any of these processes can trigger transformation of the gland.

The hydrophobic C-terminal part of the Aβ peptide is critical in triggering transformation from α-helical to β-sheet structure.

Our results also point out that a single oncogene such as the PDGFB, which according to our data is a weak senescence inducer, might trigger transformation with a minimal number of genetic events in fibroblasts.

Viruses are small and tend to encode only the most important genes required for their survival, for example genes for viral persistence and replication, immune regulation and key genes required to trigger transformation.

We envisioned that self-sorting processes in water based on host guest complexation events, social self-sorting, would be both more biologically relevant and stimuli responsive since addition of exogenous guest could trigger transformation from one self-sorted state to another.

The 1985 inquiry by Louis Blom-Cooper into the death of Jasmine Beckford triggered the transformation of child protection services.

Sept. 11 triggered a transformation of foreign and domestic policies, whereas unusually hot weather elicited little more than a feeling of helplessness.

The laureates triggered a transformation of lighting technology when they produced bright blue light from semiconductors in the 1990s, something scientists had struggled with for decades, the Nobel committee said.

In 1244, Shams ad-Din of Tabriz came to Konya and triggered a transformation in Rumi's mystical thinking and practice, such that he began composing poetry and practicing what Sufis called "spiritual listening" (sama), a form of meditative concentration enhanced by rhythmic movement, music and singing of mystical poetry.