Sentence examples for virtue of changes from inspiring English sources

Variants of the multiple PDZ domain gene Mpdz may contribute to the observed inter-strain variability in tolerance and OIH by virtue of changes in the level of their expression.

Thus, he says, if a coin can change its relations solely in virtue of changes in the properties of something else, "how much easier ought we to accept this of the unchangeable substance of God?" (ibid).

RR mediated deletions could be visualized after chromosomal integration of fluorescent reporter constructs by virtue of changes in the fluorescence profiles of individual cells within expanding cultures.

People love to recommend the virtues of change, but when you're the one doing the changing, the prospect is terrifying.

Ahead of various events across globe, the UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, and UNESCO's director-general Irina Bokova issued a joint message underlining the virtues of change in the Arab world.

By virtue of changing the binding for balance, we have changed the withdraw function as well.

Computed Tomography (CT), by virtue of reflecting changes in a single parameter (attenuation), is the preferred modality for this purpose.

Bodily events, on the other hand, do occupy spatial locations by virtue of being changes in material substances, which themselves are spatially located.

"There are some people who are not just comfortable that Muslims, by virtue of the change of demographics, are going to become more and more visible," he said.

The prime minister, who outlined significant alterations to Lansley's blueprint at Guy's hospital in London, tried to make a virtue of his change of heart.

"It's like one twin that lives three times longer than the other" — all by virtue of a change in epigenetic information.