Sentence examples for cascade influences from inspiring English sources

An Arabidopsis kinase cascade influences auxin-responsive cell expansion.

OsMAPK6 interacts strongly with OsMKK4, indicating that the OsMKK4-OsMAPK6 cascade influences grain size in rice (Duan et al. 2014; Liu et al. 2015).

All that data provide major body of evidence, that the caspase cascade influences the regeneration of injured muscle and that one of the potential pathways of actions could be the modulation of IAP expression.

Also, from the plots in Fig. 2c (and inspection of eq. 4), it is observed that incorporation of faster steps along the cascade influences the frequency dependence of g n to a lesser extent than would be the case when the kinetics of activation are same for each successive step.

Involved in the pathway are: a membrane receptor, a methylation cascade influencing the state of the receptor, and a phosphorylation cascade, transmitting the information on the receptor state to the flagellar motors [17].

The data indicated that the cause of the TSH-independency is located down-stream of the cAMP cascade, influencing genes that control the expression of cell cycle-related proto-oncogenes and thyroid-specific genes.

However, it is possible that WRKYs could be part of the regulatory cascade influenced by the four switchgrass proteins containing the senescence regulator domain (Additional file 5: Figure S3).

As this process depends on the activity of coagulation and complement cascades, influences of other factors such as coagulation disturbances or infections are suggested [ 14– 16].

This finding expands our knowledge of how specific kinase cascades influence proteolysis governed by APC/Cdh1 complexes.

It is not surprising, then, that network position does not account for time of activation as it does for cascading influence (the diffusion of messages is, for the most part, endogenous, depending on the network structure).

J.S. Bunderson, G.S. van der Vegt, Y. Cantimur, and F. Rink, "Different Views of Hierarchy and Why They Matter: Hierarchy as Inequality or as Cascading Influence," Academy of Management Journal 59, no. 4 (August 2016): 1265-1289.