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The increased viscosity probably plays a predominant role to impede nanofluid natural heat convection.
Thus, Epo and SCF are growth factors working synergistically to support erythropoiesis, with SCF exerting a predominant role to expand early progenitors, while Epo is acting later on to sustain maturation.
This supports a pathogenesis model for CIA that assigns a predominant role to innate immunity overstimulation, most probably engendered by the mycobacterial components of CFA.
Our results do not support the hypothesis of DNA methylation having a predominant role to regulate transcriptional noise in the genome and indicate that DNA methylation acts only as part of a larger complex system of transcriptional regulation.
To determine who can enter these key schools and universities, large-scale high-stakes testing plays a key, predominant role to demonstrate student ability, classify performance groups, measure potential, and evaluate effectiveness, in order to make the most of limited educational resources.
The increased actomyosin contraction seems to have a predominant role leading to cell detachment.
As mean free path in a CNT is very long, often exceeding 1 μm, the ballistic process plays a predominant role, similar to one discussed extensively by Riyadi and Arora[19].
Further, for calcium-dependent Bid cleavage, extracellular calcium (~70%) played a predominant role compared to calcium from intracellular stores (~30%).
Overall, our results are consistent with the hypothesis that the inability of sarA mutants to repress the production of extracellular proteases plays a predominant role with respect to their dominant-negative phenotype by comparison to agr.
Perhaps, once cells start to differentiate, Dap plays a predominant role over Cic to maintain differentiating cells in the G1 phase.
Vertebrates use four different eIF2α-kinases (PKR, PERK, HRI and GCN2) to respond to various stresses, and typically one kinase has a predominant role in response to a specific cellular stress condition.
