Sentence examples for been established the ability from inspiring English sources
Although direct binding of Aβ to each of these receptors has not been established, the ability of Aβ to stimulate interleukin-1β release and reactive oxygen species production in microglial cells was inhibited by antibodies to each receptor [26].
Once this had been established, the ability of TGF-β to modify NFATc1 and c-fos expression during this period was examined.
In contrast, once organ/tissue identity and function has been established, the ability to adapt expression to the numerous changes that can exist in the external environment (both biotic and abiotic) becomes essential to ensure survival and healthy functioning of that organ/tissue.
The foundation of strategic thinking is establishing the ability to think strategically.
What it does mean is that you're establishing the ability to choose your own way in life instead of being shackled to working for someone else because you need a paycheck every week to continue "just getting by".
Once this infrastructure has been established, the Chinese government should have the ability to improve IPR protections for biofortified crops.
While the relevance of this interaction for the inhibition of Smo by cyclopamine in cells remains to be established, the puzzling ability of cyclopamine to induce Smo accumulation in cilia (while inhibiting Smo activity) may be related to its ability to engage the CRD.
For PGC-1 β, co-activation of PPAR α, and— γ has been established but the ability to co-activate PPAR δ has not been determined.
Although the pathogenic role of these genotypes has not yet been established, their ability to cause infection cannot be ruled out.
When T cells finally arrive at the site of infection, multiple layers of regulation have been established that limit the ability of T cells to control or eradicate Mtb.
Mouse luminal MEC lines have been established that retain the ability to differentiate and form ducts after in vivo transplantation, but this is extremely rare, and cell passage usually results in cessation of growth or acquisition of tumorigenic characteristics [34].
