Sentence examples for can further associates from inspiring English sources
We first observed that DRB2 is mainly a nuclear protein, that can possibly form a homodimer and can further associates to other proteins to form a high molecular weight complex in vivo.
The genomic sequence of JcFAD2-1 identified here can be used in marker-assisted selection to identify genetic markers which can be further associated with oleic acid variation in either intra-species or inter-species Jatropha breeding efforts.
The results showed that landscape composition is a good predictor for presence of birds in small fragments and their use can be further associated with matrix type.
This creates a community biodiversity profile that can be further associated with functional composition analysis of known and unknown organism lineages (ie, genera or taxa).
17 19 Moreover, smoking has a strong effect on inflammatory mediators in the pulmonary as well as extra-pulmonary environments and can further trigger inflammation associated with the disease, resulting in pro-inflammatory gene overexpression.
KC-derived galectin-9 induces the robust secretion of an array of pro-inflammatory mediators (TNF-α, IL-1-β, IFN-γ) that can further amplify the immunopathology associated with HCV.
Moreover, PathoLogic has a preference for EC numbers over product descriptions that can further exacerbate false discovery associated with non-specific enzyme classes.
With regard to the present findings of coordinated induction of the TLR2/6 complex during hypoxia, it remains unclear if such changes in TLR signaling patterns represent a protective host-defense mechanism or can further exacerbate infection and inflammation associated tissue damage.
Associated pulmonary contusions can further complicate patient conditions.
It can further be seen that the factors associated with these complicating environments play major roles in finding free vibration of rectangular FG plates.
Sequencing errors, such as homopolymer length issues associated with pyrosequencing, can further confound this problem by potentially masking low polymorphism content between homeologs.
