Sentence examples for basis of these pathways from inspiring English sources
Additionally, subtype-specific molecular pathways and the genetic basis of these pathways have been characterised (Klatte and Pantuck, 2008).
We consider that a greater understanding of the molecular basis of these pathways and how they interact within the cell will foster efforts to slow down or attenuate metabolic deficits that are observed in AD.
In the past decades the molecular basis of this pathway and the regulatory mechanism have been comprehensively studied, yet a great deal of new evidence indicates that cytochrome c release from mitochondria does not always lead to irreversible cell death, and that caspase activation can also have non-death functions.
To take this into account, subjects' data were analyzed on the basis of the pathway they had followed in the Natural condition (whether optimal or not).
These results are in agreement with a previous report (Carroll et al., 2010) and highlight the essential role of CENP-C as the basis of the pathway of kinetochore assembly of the HIKM and CENP-T/W complexes.
Sensitive patients can then be further classified on the basis of the pathway responsible for everolimus efficacy (for example, the PI3K-dependent 'classic' pathway or the LKB1/AMPK metabolic pathway).
In particular, we have included: "These results are in agreement with a previous report (Carroll et al., 2010) and highlight the essential role of CENP-C as the basis of the pathway of kinetochore assembly of the HIKM and CENP-T/W complexes".
This resulted in the creation of the ancestral eumetazoan repertoire of four Smads, forming the basis of the pathway in the Placozoa, the Cnidaria, the Arthropoda, and in the Lophotrochozoa.
On the basis of these results, reaction pathways for the OSRM were discussed.
On the basis of these results different reaction pathways for SR and ATR are discussed.
A limitation of constructing predictive models for a disease merely on the basis of established pathways is that these models may become biased toward already known biological processes, thereby potentially missing novel yet causal mechanisms predictive of the disease risk [ 64].
