Sentence examples for activated to support from inspiring English sources
Fully resting CD4+ T cells are non-permissive for HIV-1 replication and must be activated to support high levels of viral replication [1], [2].
The second, more complex, method we used to reconstruct COT and VO2 uses the volume of muscle activated to support and propel the body while walking and running to predict the cost of locomotion.
In the case of Group III carbon sources (succinate and many others), other NADPH producing pathways could be activated to support growth albeit at a slower rate.
Under energy crisis, some cellular anti-death systems, such as the c-Jun NH (2 -terminal kinases (JNKs) pathway, are usually activated to support cell survival.
It may therefore be activated to support word recognition in the context of weak links between orthography and semantics, irrespective of whether these weak links are the result of the type of orthography (English versus Chinese) or reading ability (dyslexic versus normal).
Hence, the differentiation of bradyzoites into merozoites, which occurs only in the feline intestine, entails the shut down or downregulation of suites of tachyzoite-specific genes that would normally be activated to support Toxoplama's promiscuous ability to invade and reproduce asexually in virtually any nucleated cell from essentially any warm-blooded animal.
Supernatants collected from cocultures of EC/SF, but not from SF cultured alone, activated EC to support neutrophil adhesion, indicating the presence of a soluble activating factor(s) generated exclusively in co-culture.
Prior to leaving the chair, hip and knee extensor muscles are activated to provide antigravity support for these joints, this action is commonly referred to as "weight shift".
Virus-induced unfolded protein response (UPR) may activate autophagy to support the virus life cycle.
The Lewatit CNP 105 commercial support was activated to aldehyde groups (Lewatit-aldehyde) and used as a support for the immobilization of ROL using different strategies.
Macrophages may for example be classically activated to trigger inflammation (M1), or alternatively activated which supports healing and vascularisation (M2).
