Sentence examples for actual interplay between from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS), Akt and Erk1/2 and more recently the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (mPTP) may act as mediators of ischaemic preconditioning (IPC), although the actual interplay between these mediators is unclear.

The situations are prepared, but not the actual interplay.

The regulatory nature of the infrastructure regime is therefore mainly dependent on the actual and particular interplay between stakeholders concerning the choice for a (more) public or a (more) private regime of the local or regional network.

Ruhl's droll, limpid, surreal works explore the interplay between the actual and the magical.

Evans wanted to project, he wrote, the "delights of seeing"; Ruhl wants to project the delights of pretense, "the interplay between the actual and the magical".

The intimacy of the tracking shot also ensures the film's interplay between the actual and the imagined is all the more compelling and fluid.

This indicates that here SOICR has not yet reached a consistent steady state during the [Ca2+]o perfusion period and thus depends on the interplay between the actual state of Ca2+ store and that of the Ca2+ release channel, especially at lower [Ca2+]o.

Aside from this proposed regulatory interplay between IFNs, the actual expression of a new player, IFNL4, could itself provide explanation for the elevated baseline ISG expression.

These causal mechanisms often cannot be directly, or empirically, observed and the task in explanatory research is to find the mechanisms that produce the actual phenomenon and to understand the interplay between them and what produces the outcomes or observed events.

Despite extensive characterization of the host response to NO-releasing implants, the interplay between reduced FBR and actual sensor performance remains a critical void.

Susceptibility to environmental carcinogenesis is the consequence of a complex interplay between intrinsic hereditary factors and actual exposures to potential carcinogenic agents.