Sentence examples for a edps from inspiring English sources

In this study, we showed that (a) EDPs increased the secretion of Hsp90; (b) this expression involved a rapid but stable posttranscriptional mechanism; (c) this EDP-dependent Hsp90 release was essential for cancer cell motility and their invasive capacities by increasing extracellular proteases.

An Excessive Deficit Procedure is being opened on Malta, which will take the total number of countries under a EDP to 16.

A little more than half the EDP KIs felt that SWAp is a good mechanism as, "donors and the government both have more accountability" and SWAp, "puts the government in the driving seat", exemplified by a 2004 MoHP decision that instead of creating a separate HIV program, as suggested by an EDP, the program's funds should be used in a more horizontal approach.

It does not require additional hydraulic source, thus removing the pipelines between an EDP and brake actuators.

The left ventricle was stretched for 20 min to achieve an EDP 25 30 mmHg from baseline EDP 5-6 mmHg.

Similarly, an EDP KI conveyed that the transfer of power and intelligence from EDPs to GoN is a must and, "GoN is in the right track".

Finally, the use of a specific blocking antibody against Mcol-A abolished EDP-induced B16F1 invasion in vitro, showing that this MMP was directly involved in this process.

Moreover, data obtained from immunohistochemistry labelling confirmed these results by showing a strong increase of the expression of Mcol-A in EDP-treated mice tumours compared with control B16F1 tumours.

Therefore, we can expect from existing theory that a larger clutch size selects for a briefer EDP and brood reduction as nest-mates engage in an evolutionary race to hatch first [ 6, 18].

For each number of tags there also exists a minimum EDP (8) and these values are presented as dots connected with a white line in the EDP graph.

A few EDP KIs feel that GoN is unable to implement programs on its own because of its shortcomings such as lack of technical expertise and resources for the broad field of work, a poor capacity to monitor and evaluate, and political conflicts that weaken the system.