Sentence examples for but not maintenance from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the MAPK signaling cascade is an essential component in the induction but not maintenance of both NMDAR- and CP-AMPAR dependent forms of plasticity.

Our data suggested that the activation of NMDARs plays important role in initiation and consolidation but not maintenance of fear extinction memory.

These results indicate that the PRR and the phosphosites of M2 are responsible for engaging the cellular responses important for the establishment, but not maintenance, of latency.

Our behavioral study demonstrated that injection of the LPAR antagonist Ki16425 near the injured DRG reduced the development, but not maintenance, of tactile allodynia, which is consistent with a previous study [12].

This hypothesis is supported by studies in MDCK cells, where it has been shown that E-cadherin is important only for the establishment but not maintenance of cell-cell contacts, whereas α-catenin was required to maintain cell-cell contacts [45].

The induction of LTP/LTD at the Schaffer-collateral input to CA1 neurons appears to be dependent on activation of synaptic NMDA-receptors [11], [26], [27], although extrasynaptic NMDA receptors might also be activated to a variable degree [27], [28] but this is most likely only important for the magnitude but not maintenance of LTD [27].

Our study offered experimental evidence that delayed extinction has a long-lasting effect and MK-801, systemically administered pre- or post-extinction can impair the initiation and consolidation but not maintenances of fear extinction memory without affecting the animals' general anxiety behavioral pattern.

They are low maintenance, but not no maintenance.

The problem of the subways then was not maintenance deferred, but whether anyone would ride them again.

She was beautiful but not high maintenance, he said, and most importantly she was kind to his children.

They were also good for business in that they made work for construction companies, but only while they were being built, which helps explain the decision to invest in their creation but not their maintenance.