Sentence examples for and reinforcing interaction from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the fact that MeCP2 is associated with HMTs and HDACs supports a bidirectional and reinforcing interaction between DNA methylation and histone methylation in the epigenetic silencing of COX-2 in IPF.

It requires better ways of engagement, via social media, in the workplace and on campuses, reinforcing interaction with workers groups and community leaders, but also with the so-called disorganized sectors, whose desires and needs should be no less respected for lack of organization.

The increased stastical power for this region suggested a mutually reinforcing interaction among the 2DM, obesity and CAD.

The dorsal/ventral decision is also controlled by cooperative and mutually reinforcing interactions between Ephrin/Eph and GDNF/Ret signaling.

Our data show that reinforcing interaction between the elements of the anthropogenic (e.g. herding, fire-related activities) and climatic systems (e.g. temperature, rainfall) contributed to the transformation of early Holocene vegetation during the emergence of fully agricultural societies in southern Syria.

We propose that plant reproductive strategies could adapt to the current pollinator decline by decreasing or increasing their reliance to pollinators, for example, increasing autonomous selfing or reinforcing interactions with pollinators.

Here we show that such tendencies to avoidant attachment may entail a relative down-regulation of reward-related activity in striatal circuits during socially reinforcing interactions, presumably underlying at least in part the relative impassiveness of individuals with high AVS to social rewards.

It can be speculated that the rise of ZO-1 expression results in a reduced intestinal permeability by an enhanced junctional complex or a reinforced interaction of the junctional complex with actin.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulation at high temperature showed that reinforced interactions of the triple mutant rigidified the N-terminal interdomain compared to the wild-type, leading to GadB thermostabilization.

Fibrous proteins often form enormous aggregates; their spatial structure is mostly highly regular, which iscomposed of huge secondary-structure blocks, and reinforced by interactions among adjacent polypeptide chains.

Figure 10C represents the formation of the β-sheets along the fiber axis and the putative quaternary interactions stabilizing and reinforcing such assembly.