Sentence examples for accumulation driven from inspiring English sources

The brightest domains indicate multi layers structures, in accordance with nanoparticles accumulation driven by an evaporating flow.

In the study, for the first time, we found that TPZ acts in a novel manner to inhibit HIF-1α accumulation driven by hypoxia or growth factors in human cancer cells and in HepG2 cell-derived tumors in athymic nude mice.

From the prevailing interpretation of PTP function, these phenotypes will be the result of mitochondria Ca accumulation, driven by the failure of PTPs to open and release Ca when it accumulates in the matrix space.

The fact that they are all mutators, however, is consistent with the hypothesis that mutation accumulation drove the observed phenotypic changes.

Lastly, the subcellular compartmentalization of DAG has been reported to impact whether DAG accumulation drives insulin resistance or not [ 5, 6].

The primary molecular target of such research has been the Aβ peptide; based on considerable evidence that Aβ accumulation drives many of the downstream pathologies associated with AD (Hardy and Selkoe, 2002; Tanzi and Bertram, 2005; Citron, 2010).

Non-buoyancy-driven accumulation means that hydrocarbon accumulation is driven by forces excluding buoyancy.

Rubinomics holds that capital accumulation drives growth, and that the most important role for government is to spur more savings and investment by reducing the budget deficit and encouraging low and moderate income individuals to save more.

Supply-side economics holds that capital accumulation drives growth, and that the most important role for government is to remove disincentives to capital formation, especially by reducing taxes on capital and earnings, especially on the highest marginal tax rates.

We, therefore, hypothesize that BiP3 accumulation drives glycosylated XA21 to the ERAD system, inhibiting its further processing (Figure 7).

Aberrant tau protein accumulation drives neurofibrillary tangle (NFT) formation in several neurodegenerative diseases.