Sentence examples for be predicted to reverse from inspiring English sources
We reasoned that if redistribution depended on the interaction of ICAM-2 with α-actinin and actin, peptides designed to competitively inhibit these interactions would be predicted to reverse the observed actin fiber redistribution pattern in SK-N-ASpIRES.ICAM2 transfectants.
If apoptosis process and oxidative stress were linked to excitotoxicity, then treatment with ceftriaxone would be predicted to reverse spinal cord protein changes involved in the apoptosis and oxidative stress following CCI.
To search for compounds that would be predicted to reverse the resistance phenotypes observed in ALL-27R and ALL-31R, genes significantly associated with acquired resistance (adjusted P-value <0.05) were analyzed using CMap, which is an approach we have previously used to identify compounds that have cytotoxic synergy in T-ALL.
In other words, cyclopenthiazide was predicted to reverse the gene expression signature of the TB interface.
Using this database, Ashton et al. identified compounds that were predicted to reverse the CRG changes associated with the expression of BCR-ABL and NUP98-HOXA9.
These decimal numbers represent fractional points in an ongoing price movement at which the movement is predicted to reverse (re-trace) temporarily before continuing in the original direction.
Although the Choshi station (b) was rapidly uplifted immediately after the main shock, the vertical movement is predicted to gradually reverse to subsidence.
If the resulting score is positive, then the forward strand is predicted to be transcribed, whereas the reverse strand is selected if the score is negative.
The reason for the long odds is that the duke was rated a superior leader at that stage of their careers; had the advantage been reversed, Napoleon would have been predicted to prevail.
One of the reverse primers, SR2294, was predicted to recognize every napA sequence in the database, and was therefore potentially truly generic.
Nef protein and integrase are predicted to be moderately disordered, whereas both protease and reverse transcriptase contain the least amount of predicted disorder.
