Sentence examples for central interconnection from inspiring English sources

Altogether, our work provides in vivo evidence for a central interconnection between nuclear receptors that drive hepatic lipid metabolism in response to oxysterol and fatty acids.

In addition to supporting the interpretation that the Beclin-1 interactome interconnects with mTOR subnetworks that define the fate of cancer cells, our data identify TAK1 as a central player in such interconnections.

The electricity as well as the space heating and cooling demands of a small residential neighbourhood are satisfied through the consideration and combined use of distributed generation technologies, thermal units and energy storage with an optional interconnection with the central grid.

As a novel feature the TPPIN indicates the interconnection of the central pathways.

We assume that membrane-lined nanotubes were also present at this time, and that these interconnections played a central role in the extensive genetic intermixing seen in contemporary prokaryotes.

With human health playing a central role, the IEHM addresses the interconnections between natural-eco-anthropogenic systems through four categories of monitoring: (i) environmental monitoring; (ii) eco-surveillance; (iii) biomonitoring; and (iv) health surveillance.

One of the central issues in designing and evaluating an interconnection network is to find out its ability to execute parallel algorithms developed for one network into another with minimum time delay.

Since a central topic for the novel is the interconnection of the individual and society, pedagogical ideas have particular relevance for cultural studies of the novel.

Thus, LasR represents a central checkpoint with the highest degree of interconnection in the network [ 10, 11].

It begins with understanding about the interconnection between the skin and the central nervous system at an embryonic level.

Mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress and protein aggregation are believed to be central events in the pathological process, but their interconnection remains unclear (Schapira & Jenner, 2011; Exner et al, 2012; McCoy & Cookson, 2012).