Sentence examples for bypass suggests from inspiring English sources

This requirement can be bypassed by a daily light signal which drives a light-entrained rhythm in conidiation in the ccg-9-null strain; this bypass suggests that the trehalose requirement is related to clock control of development and not to the developmental process itself.

However, an association between gene polymorphism in the promoter region of the DDAH II gene and systemic arterial vasodilation after cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass suggests a link between pathological vasodilation, such as that occurging with severe sepsis, and ADMA metabolism [ 15].

In tumors with specific AR mutations, BPA promotes therapeutic bypass, suggesting significant negative impact to the clinical management of prostate cancer.

The Parliament speaker is supposed to sign a judgement by the Ministry of Justice's Consultative Council (the body which extended Barzani's term for a second time) but Parliament has been bypassed, suggesting the KDP have effectively captured this institution.

This intriguing case of bypass suppression suggests that Plk1 normally reduces the strength of the Mad2-dependent inhibitory SAC signal.

Extrapolating from recent data that show an up to 90% reduction in diabetes-related mortality after gastric bypass (10) suggests that as many as 14,310 (90% of 15,600) diabetes-related deaths might be prevented by bariatric surgery over 5 years.

A different theory originally proposed by Pories and later explored by Rubino et al known as the 'foregut bypass' hypothesis, suggests that the exclusion of the duodenum and proximal jejunum from the gastrointestinal tract seems to prevent the secretion of a deleterious hormone (decretin) that could be implicated in the pathogenesis of diabetes.

CONCLUSIONS: The PlA2 allele of platelet glycoprotein IIIa is associated with higher troponin I concentrations following cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, suggesting that this platelet polymorphism contributes to perioperative myocardial injury.

This is a challenge Rumie tries to bypass by suggesting a range of choices and relying on local partners to make the final decision on which material to include.

However, the marked improvements in insulin sensitivity and glycemic control observed in the gastric bypass group suggest factors specifically linked to the presence of abdominal (truncal) fat.

One bypass was suggested by converting one molecule of GOC with one molecule of acetyl coenzyme A (ACoA) into malate by malate synthase [ 37- 39].