Sentence examples for become primed for from inspiring English sources
As an allergy develops, he says, not only does the immune system become primed for an asthma attack, but immune molecules also likely interact with the neurons, altering their behavior and the receptors they express, and making them more likely to cause airway constriction.
Although the analysis of the data is consistent with neutral competition between 13 equipotent CySCs, by the nature of the neutral competition model, we cannot rule out the possibility that the stem cell compartment is heterogeneous with cells moving reversibly between states in which they become primed for duplication or loss, as recently defined in the mouse intestinal crypt (Ritsma et al, 2014).
Transcription of Tcf15 is driven by FGF signaling, whereas its activity is suppressed by Id proteins, which are direct targets of BMP signaling (Nakashima et al., 2001; Ying et al., 2003; Wilson-Rawls et al., 2004); this helps explain how these extrinsic signals allow pluripotent cells to become primed for, but restrained from, somatic differentiation.
Thus, cells in the RC phase appear to be in a state where they undergo extensive cellular quality control processes that actively prepare the cells to become "primed" for another round of cell division.
She is seeking to become prime minister for the third time.
Egyptians have become prime targets for militants after the Egyptian government supported Libyan's armed forces against the uprising.
London, Bristol and Liverpool have all breathed life into these once-declining areas and seen them become prime sites for residential and commercial activity and investment.
If so, these areas could become prime locations for establishing a lunar base, since water could be used both to sustain life and to produce fuel.
