Sentence examples for universal pressure from inspiring English sources

Despite the almost universal pressure on him to go, there remain those in the party who lamented Weiner's passing as a prominent liberal politician who was prepared to speak out on core left-wing principles.

A simple universal pressure pump curve collapses the data for a variety of working fluids and voltage.

There may be a "universal pressure" to increase the fraction of C-ending codons from the 5′ to the 3′ end of the gene that can be explained by the need to increase the speed of transcription in this direction.

Many approaches to sound change attempt to derive common patterns of sound change from universal pressures, such as physiological and psychoacoustic constraints on speech.

Accounts of this type face the following problem: it is not clear why universal pressures only lead to changes in some languages, but not in others.

The simulated sound systems evolve towards stable states in adaptive landscapes defined partly by universal pressures (e.g. phonetic biases and contrast maintenance) and partly by language-specific factors (e.g. the relative frequency of specific phonetic environments).

Maintenance of folding stability is universal selection pressure acting on all proteins except perhaps intrinsically disordered proteins (Dokholyan and Shakhnovich 2001; Williams et al. 2006; Goldstein 2008; Soskine and Tawfik 2010; Heo et al. 2011; Serohijos et al. 2012, 2013; Serohijos and Shakhnovich 2014).

In D. melanogater, both cnuc and cset for Nc nucleotides can be either positive or negative (fig. 5 E– H), indicating that the universal selection pressure favoring the Cn nucleotide can override any conflicting site-specific selection favoring the Nc nucleotide.

The recent discovery of strong universal selective pressures to increase GC content in most bacteria (Hildebrand et al. 2010), and perhaps even the existence of GC-biased gene conversion in eukaryotes (Duret and Galtier 2009), perhaps may also suggest an underlying need to counteract a universal mutational pressure of genomic DNA to become stiffer over evolutionary timescales.

Depending on the threshold and the organisms used, they can be seen as gene associations with different evolutionary success, and thus they may be related to more or less universal selective pressures.

U.S. Indies Pressure Universal: A few days after the Universal Music Group made sweeping concessions in Europe as part of its $1.9 billion bid to take over EMI, an American group representing independent labels has called the Federal Trade Commission to block the deal on the grounds that no such remedies have been proposed in the United States.