Sentence examples for been hypothesized to stimulate from inspiring English sources
Exposure to P. shigelloides, through drinking contaminated ground water has been hypothesized to stimulate low level cross protective immunity against S. sonnei, explaining why it is rarely found in the resource poor settings but its incidence increases with water sanitation.
Finally, 1, 25-dihydroxyvitamin D has been hypothesized to stimulate the secretion of protein glues, such as E-cadherin and catenin, making cells more adherent to each other thereby preventing metastases [ 37].
Tension caused by phonation (vocal fold vibration) is hypothesized to stimulate VFSCs to accelerate production of extracellular matrices.
Because IBMX is a phosphodiesterase inhibitor which prevents cAMP degradation to activate PKA, the cAMP/PKA pathway is hypothesized to stimulate adipogenesis.
The resolution of the condition that is hypothesized to stimulate the hiccup should offer a tangible evolutionary advantage.
These adipokines help to regulate the levels and sensitivity of insulin, which is hypothesized to stimulate the growth of endometrial stromal cells upon binding to insulin receptors on endometrial cell membranes (Nagamani & Stuart 1998).
Thus, EV71-infected CD14+ cells are hypothesized to have the ability to stimulate a T-cell response.
WGD may even have been a pivotal evolutionary force during the origin and diversification of angiosperms; by extending functional capacities [ 3] and creating evolutionary innovation, these WGD events are hypothesized to have been key factors stimulating major phenotypic transitions [ 4- 6].
As hormones have been hypothesized to play a role in AMD, we studied thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and free thyroxine (FT4) [ 202].
Furthermore, cholesterol-rich membrane rafts have been hypothesized to provide privileged sites for nongenomic hormone signaling in prostate cancer cells, which could stimulate cell proliferation [ 39].
Since mammary stem cells have been hypothesized to reside in the basal layer, our observations also support the notion that Wnt1 may stimulate expansion of the mammary stem cell population [94], [95].
