Sentence examples for biologic consequences from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that the ultrasound trap microenvironment is minimally invasive as the biologic consequences of ES cell replication and EB differentiation proceed without significantly affecting gene expression.
Consideration of the biologic consequences of pregnancy and the potential for future development of fetal cell microchimerism must now extend to a larger population of women.
This observation, along with the mutually exclusive and monoallelic nature of the K27 and G34 mutations, led to subsequent investigations into the clinical and biologic consequences of these potentially gain-of-function mutations.
While the predictors and biologic consequences of non-adherence to ART are well documented, there is a general lack of information comparing the quality of adherence counseling provided by lay providers such as ASWs with HCWs [23], [29], [30].
A selective allosteric inhibitor of Akt kinase was used to interrogate a panel of breast cancer cell lines characterized for genetic lesions that activate PI3K/Akt signaling: HER2 amplification or PI3K or PTEN mutations in order to determine the biochemical and biologic consequences of inhibition of this pathway.
Importantly, uncontrolled cytokine-driven STAT activation could have disastrous biologic consequences.
The advent of nanotechnology in material engineering for reconstructive surgery has bridged prosthesis construct with biologic consequence.
Therefore, we sought to determine whether AKT is activated in the tumours of patients with pancreatic cancer, whether this is associated with HER-2/ neu overexpression, and the biologic consequence of these events.
Discovering the precise sets of MAPT functional variants; and assessing their biologic consequence, especially on transcriptional regulation, may be critical to deciphering the commonalities and distinctions in the etiology of LOAD vs. primary tauopathies.
I think we need the next generation of organ dysfunction scores to integrate variables looking at biologic effect with variables looking at clinical consequences.
Many studies document the hydrologic, biologic, or geomorphic consequences of urbanization using space-for-time comparisons of disparate urban and rural landscapes.
