Sentence examples for a normal function of from inspiring English sources

Next, we wanted to study whether it was possible to affect the Notch-associated differentiation of NB cells using HDAC inhibitors, since a functional Notch cascade relies on HDAC activity for a normal function of both RBP-J κ and Hes-1 (Grbavec and Stifani, 1996; Jimenez et al, 1997; Kao et al, 1998).

The recal — actually a normal function of the car's electronics, according to Honda — resets the hybrid electronics to more accurately account for the battery's charge level.

Since wine values are not absolute but both subjective and a normal function of the market, in the interest of open-mindedness I told Roman Roth, Wölffer's winemaker and general manager, that I would like to taste another bottle a year later.

In contrast, P. aeruginosa clones predominantly acquired benign amino acid substitutions in patients who maintained a normal function of their chronically colonized lungs for up to 30 years.

Accordingly, the current common use of 'autoimmunity' does not reflect the line demarcating autoimmunity as a normal function of the animal's economy and a disease state (Vaz and Carvalho 2014).

Taxpayers must now fund discriminating religious organizations as a normal function of government.

This hypothesis is supported by a recovery to a normal functioning of both the supraspinal antinociceptive system and pain sensitivity after withdrawal treatment or clinical improvement.

The ethyl acetate fraction prevented toxin-induced oxidative stress by significantly maintaining the levels of reduced glutathione and malondialdehyde, and a normal functioning of the liver, compared to toxin controls [38].

In both genotypes, these relationships were fitted by sigmoid curves suggesting a normal functioning of the CA3 CA1 synapse.

Conversely, in our patients with an executive dysfunction without impairment of global cognitive status, a normal functioning of transcallosal inhibitory mechanisms is in line with the MRI lack of a significant CC pathology.

Undesirable growing conditions, such as biotic and abiotic stresses, most likely contribute to inconstancy of results and further complicate the problem, but they should be expected as a normal functioning of agriculture.