Sentence examples for affected supporting from inspiring English sources

Parallel to the p53 pathway, the p38 stress-responsive pathway was affected, supporting and mediating p53 function.

When comparing the distribution of stop codons replacing W, in case-patient 1, the accessory and regulatory genes vif, vpr, vpu and tat were mostly affected (≥50 to 100% of W-to-stop mutations in these genes), whereas in case-patient 2, only the gag, pol, env and nef genes were affected (Supporting information, Table S1).

Only circularized plasmids were found in these mutants while the frequency of the plasmid relocation into the nucleus was not affected, supporting the view that the event was due to the action of host telomerase rather than RAD52-dependent recombination with chromosomal telomeric repeats.

A decrease in TERT expression in motor neurons derived from SOD1 mutant mice compared to their littermate non-transgenic control is observed after ALS onset and during ALS progression, while TERT expression in other tissues was not affected (Supporting information Table 1).

Their enhancing activity was Wnt/β-catenin signalling-specific since neither TGF-β Notchotch signalling was significantly affected (Supporting Information Fig S1B and C).

Protein levels of different Complex I subunits and global assembly of Complex I, as well as of other ETC complexes, were not affected (Supporting Information Fig 1A and B, respectively).

In Siliguri, the observation that only adults were affected supported the nosocomial transmission theory, as the number of children on the wards of hospitals was minimal.

The nature of the genes expressed in each cluster and the biological pathways affected supported the association of the molecular and pathological parameters with the tumor subgroups.

In summary, rejection to unfair offers on the UG is related to increased positive and decreased negative trait affect, supporting a new self esteem account of individual differences in microeconomic behaviour.

Moreover, the eight chemical treatment experiments included in the Rosetta compendium consistently associated most strongly to mutants in the pathway(s) that the treatments would be expected to affect (Supporting Information Text S3).

In other research, this measure was positively associated with a sense of threat and negative affect and negatively associated with a sense of challenge and positive affect supporting its construct validity (Yancura et al. 2006).