Sentence examples for allowed physiological from inspiring English sources

A reaction is called irreversible if its net flux flows in the same direction under all allowed physiological conditions.

In the inset, we show the fraction of reversible reactions as a function of allowed physiological concentration range reflected by.

Combining the microarray results with the genome sequence data of Group II C. botulinum Eklund 17B (NRP) and Alaska E43 allowed physiological differences between type B and F and type E strains to be predicted.

But the Olympics didn't really feature as a space for science until 1928, when the Amsterdam organising committee were persuaded by a Dutch professor of physiology, FJJ Buytendijk, to allow physiological testing at the Games.

The detailed statistical analysis suggested that these data should be of sufficient quality to allow physiological interpretation and metabolic flux estimation.

Antisense oligonucleotides owe their efficacy to an ability to induce RNase H-dependent suppression of RNA translation, for sufficient time to allow physiological proteolysis.

We hypothesized that delivery of bone progenitor cells along with appropriate combinations of growth factors and scaffold characteristics would allow physiological doses of proteins to be used for therapeutic bone regeneration.

Models of plant architectural development based on Lindenmayer systems (L-systems) serve as dynamic platforms for simulation of insect movement, providing an explicit model of the developing 3D structure of a plant as well as allowing physiological processes associated with plant growth and responses to damage to be described and simulated.

Seen every 3 months to discuss problems, reinforce intervention and allow physiological measurements to be taken.

These mice have IGF-1 levels 30% of wild type yet survive to adulthood, thereby allowing physiological analysis of the phenotype.

A major advantage of this CDS is that it allows physiological movement of the limb and helps prevent the frequently reported complication of knee joint contracture [9].