Sentence examples for a key determinant during from inspiring English sources

Given their in vitro antimicrobial activity they are often considered to play important roles in the innate defence against invading microorganisms [ 2, 3, 6] and/or to be a key determinant during the interaction between plants and pathogens [ 25, 26].

Given their in vitro antimicrobial activity, the GSL1 and GSL2 genes are often considered to play important roles in the innate defence against invading microorganisms [ 2, 3, 6] and/or to be a key determinant during the interaction between plants and pathogens [ 25, 26].

Fig. 1 Pv-aCO2 vs. SVP and CO at T0 Fig. 2 Pv-aCO2 vs. SVP and CO at T6. Microvascular blood flow is a key determinant of Pv-aCO2 during normodynamic septic shock.

We show that PTRH2 is highly expressed in the developing brain and is a key determinant in maintaining cell survival during human tissue development.

These data extend the findings from recent studies showing that the extent of myocardial capillarization is a key determinant of functional cardiac compensation during chronic pressure overload [231,232], with Hif1 being a major driver of this process [233].

Vt is a key determinant of both efficacy and safety during ventilatory support.

Consumers have become, now more than ever, the co-authors of a brand's identity and a key determinant of a brand's establishment during key periods.

Recruitment of the Nup62 complex to the chromatin template is prevented in the absence of both Nup53 (see lack of a Nup58 immunostaining, which is a constituent of the Nup62 complex, in Figure 4D) and Nup93 (Sachdev et al, 2012) consistent with the notion that Nup93 is a key determinant in recruiting the Nup62 complex during vertebrate NPC assembly at the end of mitosis (Sachdev et al, 2012).

The gains from moving fall with the age when children move, consistent with recent evidence that the duration of exposure to a better environment during childhood is a key determinant of an individual's long-term outcomes.

The fall in LV pressure during relaxation is a key determinant of diastolic function, and depends on intrinsic (contractility, LV stiffness) and extrinsic (preload, afterload) factors [30, 31].

Despite emerging evidence that maintaining head stability during gait is a key determinant of postural control [ 12– 16], accelerations of the head have been neglected in these previous studies examining upper body acceleration in PD.