Sentence examples for at biological level from inspiring English sources
At biological level, analyses of the effects result from manipulation the expression of an integrin subunit are complicated by the integrin crosstalk.
At biological level, increased angiogenesis in breast tumours from patients with IBC was demonstrated in several independent studies (Colpaert et al, 2003; Van der Auwera et al, 2004).
Furthermore, at biological level, MKK3 depletion in combination with chemotherapy reduces clonogenicity in both wtp53 and mutp53 cancer cells and induced higher in vivo anti-tumoral effects in a xenograft tumor model, when compared with drug treatment alone.
By taking into account the biological knowledge that exists among different signatures, the authors of [ 10] found that different signatures are similar at biological level, rather than gene level (explanation 3).
This underscores the notion set forth by our prior work that not only the tethering and targeting of the RPGRIP1 interactome harbors structural and functional plasticity and it is highly dynamic at biological level but such plasticity occurs also physiologically and likely developmentally as shown by this report.
Relatively robust exposure data for lead showed elevated body burdens in African populations exposed to lead-bearing soil, dust, and paint, offering suggestive evidence of ongoing exposures to MEHHs at biological levels associated with adverse health impacts.
However, the relatively robust exposure database for Pb demonstrates elevated body burdens in African populations exposed to contaminated sources and provides suggestive evidence of ongoing exposures to MEHHs at biological levels that are associated with adverse health impacts.
Hence, we could characterize phenotypes at cell biological level, at whole-organism physiological level and with respect to metal homeostasis.
(Isabelle Rapin, a neurologist who specializes in autism, stresses that the two conditions may be separate at the biological level even if they are sometimes similar at the behavioral level).
In this perspective, commonly construed as the epitome of science, selfish Nature (at the biological level) seems to inevitably dictate a selfish culture (at the social level).
