Sentence examples for ubiquitous driver from inspiring English sources
Flies in which Dlg5 levels have been ubiquitously depleted by expression of dlg5 RNAi under a tubulin (tub -gal4 ubiquitub -gal4er die at the third instar larval stage with ∼2% of animals subiquitousnto the pupal stage.
The riverhead is analogous to the trunk mutation, originating with a ubiquitous driver event.
Overfishing, however, continues to threaten reefs everywhere and in fact remains the single ubiquitous driver of coral-reef loss today.
As a ubiquitous driver, daGal4 was used.
Similar rescue results by dTip60WT were obtained for dTip60RNAi induced lethality [5] as well as using a second ubiquitous driver Act5c (Table S1).
For all expression experiments, the Arm-GAL4 embryonic ubiquitous driver, the mat15-Tub-Gal4[68] maternally contributed driver, and Sim-GAL4 for specific ventral midline expression were used.
In contrast to these results, lifespan was shortened by conditional expression of dilp6 with ubiquitous drivers, as well as when dilp6 was ubiquitously reduced by RNAi (Table 1; Figs S3 and S4).
Qat, the leaf of a mildly narcotic plant, is ubiquitous; drivers talk of "taking a short qat" when stopping their cars to stock up.
These ubiquitous drivers of teams of horses or mules, known as teamsters, occupied the bottom of the chain of army command.
The reasons may include culture (a history of dividing people by caste), religion (for the faithful, the here and now is unimportant) and a sense of fatalism; or, more directly, the pressures of an overwhelmingly huge population.Small failures of consideration for others are ubiquitous: drivers who race through red lights, often causing crashes; crowds that barge on and off trains, elbows flying.
At the general level, these limits reflect changes to ubiquitous drivers of species diversity and community composition that are observed in agricultural landscapes worldwide.
