Sentence examples for biologically expressing from inspiring English sources

In the perspective of a translational application, one of the main strength of our approach could be the use of cells biologically expressing RANKL in a regulated fashion.

Among the various types of ion species, carbon ions were chosen for therapy because the biologically expressed dose distribution is assumed to be superior to other types of ion species.

Genes were considered biologically differentially expressed based on an up- or down-regulation of expression levels by at least 1.8 fold (log base 2 = 0.848).

By contrast, if a student is viewing physics equations as expressing biologically relevant physical meaning, the student is not likely to use equations as mere "plug-and-chug" tools.

We need to explore ways of reflecting these time scales to subjective prior distributions expressing a biologically significant subspace of kinetic parameters.

To demonstrate that the Tin2 protein can be secreted, we constructed a strain constitutively expressing a biologically active Tin2-HA fusion protein and showed that full-length Tin2-HA was detectable in the culture supernatant.

In this study, a recombinant adenovirus system was assessed for the ability to express biologically relevant antisense RNA to reduce vascular endothelial growth factor expression in a rat model of corneal neovascularization.

To confirm that the attenuated type I IFN production in IKKγΔ expressing cells was biologically relevant, we next measured ISG expression.

These data indicate that marrow derived cells that seed the brain can express biologically active gene products and, therefore, can function as effective vehicles for therapeutic gene transfer to the brain.

The E2F-GM vector expressed biologically active murine GM-CSF in vitro and GM-CSF was detected for several days in serum and tumor extracts following injections of established human xenograft tumors.

These data indicate that transplanted hATSCs survive, migrate, and improve functional recovery after stroke and that genetically engineered hATSCs can express biologically active gene products and, therefore, can function as effective vehicles for therapeutic gene transfer to the brain.