The phrase "activate the common" is not a standard expression in written English, and its meaning may not be clear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to technology, community engagement, or collaborative efforts, but clarity is essential.
Example: "To foster collaboration among team members, we need to activate the common goals that unite us."
Alternatives: "engage the shared" or "initiate the collective".
In type II cells (such as disc cells), there is a form of 'cross-talk' between the extrinsic and intrinsic systems (involving mitochondria) whereby CD95/Fas receptor activation and subsequent caspase-8 activity may not reach the threshold necessary to activate the common executioner caspases-3/7.
If the speed of train reaches to v4, it strikes the common braking line, so the system will activate the common braking model.
The three cytokines activate the common transcription factor NF-κB in SFCs and in a variety of other cell types [ 15].
TF factor VIIa complexes can directly activate the common pathway of coagulation by converting factor X to factor Xa. Factor Xa in the presence of factor Va forms a prothrombin-converting complex, resulting in thrombin formation and subsequent generation of a fibrin clot [ 2, 53].
Thus, similarly to women with normal placentation, infection and or inflammation may be part of the mechanisms that prematurely activate the common pathway of parturition in patients with placenta previa, leading to preterm labor that is associated in some of the cases with vaginal bleeding and eventually progress to preterm birth.
Thus, the ability to selectively target various forms of EndMT, based on their specific signaling signatures and specific ways of activating the common TGF‐β/BMP/Smad pathway, may be of considerable interest.
Apps can now update behind the scenes so that they're ready when you need them, while Apple has redesigned many of its apps to be quicker to activate the most common actions, often within one tap.
DNA that is delivered to non-APCs will give rise to exogenous antigens that activate the more common MHC class II pathway which is characterised by a humoral response and a subsequent prophylactic action (Fig. 1).
It is generally accepted that muscles may activate via the common nociceptive flexion reflex (NFR) in response to painful stimuli associated with tensile or compressive forces on peripheral nerves.
3) Emerging prevention and control measures: If the power flow calculated in any sub-regions diverged, the stability measures are activated, the most common of which is load shedding.
Activation of C3 in turn activates the downstream common terminal pathway.
