Sentence examples for a network of positive from inspiring English sources
Do the jobs also provide a network of positive role models and useful contacts?
Our findings reveal that MCF-7 cell fate decisions are controlled by a network of positive and negative regulators of both signalling and metabolic pathways.
This is why a network of positive and negative feedback loops, which most likely evolved to fine-tune the activity of this tumor suppressor, modulate its induction and activation.
Taken together data from these multiple and complementary mutants point toward the presence of a network of positive and negative regulatory elements, with the natural missense changes mapping an ESS sequence down-regulating the adjacent cryptic 5′ss.
Regulation of cytokines during senescence depends on a network of positive feedback loops whereby some cytokines stimulate their own expression or that of related molecules (Acosta et al., 2013; Kuilman et al., 2010; Acosta et al., 2008).
El-Guebaly and colleagues [ 54] suggest that the tendency toward regression in beliefs about role responsibility for substance abusing patients during medical training may be countered by creating a network of positive and experienced clinical faculty who teach and model appropriate attitudes and behaviors.
Distinct features of the gene expression distributions prompted us on a systematic search for regulatory interactions, revealing a network of interlocked positive and negative feedback loops.
Many want to be tested but wait to get their husband's permission," Pascal is head of a network of HIV-positive people in Makamba, and an active promoter of testing among men.
Pluripotent cells navigate a route toward lineage commitment through a complex network of positive and negative cues.
Profiling and bioinformatic analyses showed that SMC phenotype is regulated by a complex network of positive and negative feedback by SMC miRNAs, serum response factor (SRF), and other transcriptional factors.
This may be a complex network of positive and negative regulatory loops, operating through transcription factor networks, epigenetic (DNA and chromatin) modifications, and miRNA regulatory networks.
