Sentence examples for bad activity from inspiring English sources
Because pBad promotes mitochondrial respiration and ATP production, whereas non-pBad binds the anti-apoptotic partners Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL eliciting Bax and Bak activation, the low pBad/Bad ratio found in R6/2 brain lysates suggests that Bad activity shifts from positive metabolic to negative apoptotic function in HD cells.
And one of the ways that we do that is people use our service and even if they're not signed in we need to understand how they're using the service to prevent bad activity.
This suggested that SWCNT exposure to lung epithelial cells first results in Akt activation at 12 h followed by increased Bcl-2 at 24 h, which potentially occurs via either diminished p53 signaling to Noxa [33] or blockage of BAD activity [48].
"There was an air that the community was on the verge of bad activity or violence and that is not the case," Nicholas Mcray, Sanford's director of economic development, said.
Akt is able to inhibit Bad activity, which decreases the chances of apoptosis [ 88, 89].
AKT can modulate bad activity by phosphorylating at Ser, and phosphorylated Bad then dissociates from bcl2 to form a complex with the 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3in leadaptoro cell survival.
Asked why Ostrovsky was being held hostage, she said he was "suspected of bad activities".
Because the "good" activities have a mirror in the "bad" activities in the market, the more good stuff you do, the more bad stuff you can also do.
As one local-government website put it: dancing grannies are preferable to those "wallowing in mah-jong and other bad activities".
Now we fill each hiatus with screens and status updates; not bad activities in themselves, but gone are the moments to reflect.
The bad activities of al-Qaeda began after the Taliban" entered the scene, in the early 1990s.What has not come up in this conversation are the links between Mr Sayyaf's training camps during the time of the anti-Soviet jihad, which were funded by Saudis, and the subsequent careers of their trainees.
