The phrase "activate in line" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to initiating a process or function within a sequence or system, but clarity is essential.
Example: "To proceed with the update, you need to activate in line with the new protocols."
Alternatives: "initiate in sequence" or "trigger in order".
Surprisingly, we did not find any activation below V3A, especially V1 was not significantly activated in line with [1].
If the radio signal strength of the target eNB is larger than the serving eNB plus a predefined hysteresis value, and last for TTT duration in line 22, the handover procedure is activated in line 23.
CXCR5+PD1hi cells expressed low levels of CD26, high levels of CD38, CD161, CD278 and CD152, and are enriched in Ki67+ cells, confirming their activated phenotype, in line with their function in the germinal center [ 28].
Using normal mesothelial cells (97 510 and HM3) as a reference point, AKT and S6 were activated strongly in each of five mesothelioma cell lines (MESO924, MESO257, MESO296, MESO428, and JMN1B) and MAPK (MAPK1/3) was activated in each line except JMN1B.
The reason for this is not known as other UPR targets are clearly activated in this line and VEGF is induced by hypoxia.
The ground or default state may be energetically quiet mitochondria that are simply not activated in germ line cells.
In CDPKs family, which plays an essential role in plant Ca2+-mediated signal transduction [ 54], results indicate that more genes were activated in tolerant line IR77298-14-1-2-B-10 compared to IR77298-5-6-B-18 under stress drought stress (Additional file 4).
Our results that a small RNA derived from the negative-strand RNA of EMCV associates with LGP2 and activates MDA5 is in line with that report.
In summary, present fMRI data confirm that the POS region (including V6) is activated by flicker, in line with previous neuroimaging studies (e.g., Portin and Hari 1999; Vanni et al. 2001; Dechent and Frahm 2003; Stenbacka and Vanni 2006).
The basal wnt activity in both the EJ and J82 cell lines was comparable to that seen in the urothelial cell lines in the Thievessen study, suggesting that the wnt pathway was not activated in these lines.
