Sentence examples for a pathway whereby from inspiring English sources
To date, we have not identified a pathway whereby Bt or herbicide-resistant maize, for example, displaces genetic diversity any more than typical hybrids.
We also identified a pathway whereby adaptive immunity enhances autophagy.
Collectively these studies demonstrate that the immune system and adipose metabolism are tightly linked, each contributing to the function of the other and that activation of the stress response serves as a pathway whereby immune-metabolic cross-talk is initiated.
As presented in this article, our evidence is consistent with a pathway whereby JAM-A regulates β1-integrin-mediated breast cancer cell migration in vitro via alterations in key signalling proteins downstream of JAM-A.
Our analysis suggested a pathway whereby Atmin function affects expression of Dynll1, and to a lesser extent a number of IFT protein loci, which in turn have an impact on ciliogenesis.
As NMDA receptor hypofunction has been implicated in the pathophysiology of schizophrenia, the report of a functional interaction between G72 and DAO suggests a pathway whereby G72 could modulate DAO activity, D-serine levels and NMDA receptor activity and, thus, contribute to the disease pathology.
Reasoned cognitions (e.g., intentions) are portrayed on a reflective pathway, whereby a cue initiates rule-based deliberation, which directs behaviour slowly and effortfully.
In the current study, we report a novel pathway, whereby HP1γ is regulated by mitotic kinases, in particular, Aurora kinase A, a master regulator of mitotic transitions [ 15].
This whole sequence lasts 12-15 milliseconds and is followed by a second pathway whereby information is reanalysed by the prefrontal areas, the logical part of the brain.
This hints there may be a distinguishing pathway whereby NRP-1 mediates EC survival through its intracellular domain and is independent of VEGFR-2 signaling.
These findings suggest a novel pathway whereby components of the complement system and TNF ligands and receptors might be involved in modulating epithelial cell survival in chronic inflammation and malignant disease.
