The phrase "acting driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is currently driving or performing the role of a driver, often in a temporary or specific context.
Example: "In the absence of the regular driver, Sarah took on the role of the acting driver for the day."
Alternatives: "temporary driver" or "substitute driver".
We previously documented the amount of expression of AOX at the RNA level in transgenic flies containing single and double copies of the UAS-AOX tractivatedctivated by different ubiquitously acting drivers (Fernandez-Ayala et al. 2009).
Two main rationales to detect LoF and Act driver genes acting across tumor samples exist.
Kanaan and Power drove around to survey the repairs, acting as driver representatives, and although Kanaan particularly did not sound confident that they would hold up, they agreed to try and continue racing.
The hypothesis of epigenetic asymmetries acting as driver for lineage allocation is presented.
Figure 4 shows ROC curves for the default model for various values of σ, the selection coefficient acting on driver loci in the population.
Considering that direct carcinogenic viruses contribute to oncogenesis acting like driver genetic lesions, we would consider that if viral infection had a role in the transformation of the cell subjected to oncogenic clonal expansion, the progeny of that cell should all carry the viral genome.
Other studies show cross talk between IL-6 and TGFβ signaling consistent with IL-6 and TGFβ both acting as drivers of EMT [ 81].
Demographic change, improved understandings of the prevalence of dementia and changing economic and policy landscapes are all acting as drivers for service innovation in countries around the world, strongly influencing both the pace and extent of change.
Even though both lists have similar sizes, their overlap is only 50%, making the two gene sets different as can be seen in Figure 2. As for the training set, we applied the one-signal filter to only predict the role of genes possibly acting as drivers in the dataset under evaluation resulting in 200 HCD and 144 Cancer5000 genes.
Unsurprisingly, the performance achieved in separating driver and passenger loci depended to a great extent on the magnitude of selection acting on the driver loci, a greater driver selection coefficient describing a greater inherent difference between the two classes of loci.
