Sentence examples for causative action from inspiring English sources

Although extensive investigations have attempted to demonstrate the causative action of amyloid plaques in the manifestation of AD, no clear mechanism has yet been demonstrated for how these plaques cause the overall neurological disease (reviewed in [4] [6]).

Adaptation to artificially-induced delays between action and event can produce a startling percept upon removal of the delay it feels as if the sensory event precedes its causative action.

Importantly, ROS intermediates and actin filament reorganization preceded paralysis of growth cone motility and collapse of morphology implying a causative action of this signaling mechanism.

In a molecular biological sense, a causative action would allow quantification of gene expression changes of each cell type whereas as an outcome, genomic profiling would be representative of changes in cell population.

Analyzing these responses and interpreting their consequent or causative action within the biological system can be very challenging due to the dynamic nature and inherent adaptive properties of the biological system toward perturbations.

When we are describing causative actions in the past, we simply change 'have' to 'had'had

To establish more definitively the causative actions of miR-210 and ISCU1/2 in PH, we next employed a variety of protocols for pharmacologic administration of miR-210 oligonucleotide mimics or inhibitors as well as a siRNA specific for ISCU1/2 in the pulmonary vasculature of mice.

Whilst an afferent self-generated sensory signal must be generated simultaneously with the completion of the causative motor action, audio-visual signals arising from a proximal external source - but independently of our motor actions - are also likely to share a correlated temporal register [47].

Self-generated sensory stimuli will typically share a common temporal register their physical onset times will be closely correlated with the moment in time when the causative motor action is completed.

A substantially higher percentage of A&E clerking documents included statements of diagnosis, identification of the causative agent, and action or plan than A&E triage.

In total, information regarding 14 statements was not transferred from the paper medical record to the EDC; these concerned six cases of symptom information, four of diagnosis information, and two each of causative agent and action taken/plan.