Sentence examples for combined replacement from inspiring English sources

Combined replacement of the adjacent amino acids Gly2 and Cys3 with Ala residues also caused nuclear localization.

However, a minority (two) questioned its value for secondary prevention as it would merely be a combined replacement of current cardiovascular disease medication.

Combined replacement of both adjacent residues in either one of the two motifs seems to strengthen mistargeting and completely prevents ZmPti1a membrane association.

For instance, a previous manipulation in this system using a combined replacement-additive design demonstrated that initial differences in grazer densities had little effect as grazer biomass converged across all density and diversity treatments after four weeks [54].

The distance between co-varying residues suggests two types of interactions: i) structural interactions with combined replacements between spatially proximal AA to maintain the local structure stability, and ii) functional interactions between pairs of distal AA to connect distant functional determinants.

All participants received an 8-week smoking cessation intervention including individual-based intervention combining replacement therapy and/or bupropion and 4 sessions of counseling.

BMI, body mass index; CHRT, combined hormone replacement therapy; ERT, estrogen replacement therapy; SD, standard deviation.

Objective: We sought to compare vascular resistance and plasma lipids in postmenopausal women assigned to tibolone (a synthetic estrogen replacement steroid) therapy or continuous combined hormone replacement therapy.

Airway sensory replacement combined with nicotine replacement for smoking cessation.

Women who had received only continuous combined hormone replacement therapy were compared with women who had only received another hormone replacement therapy regimen or who had never received hormone replacement therapy.

As far as a role for progesterone in breast tumorigenesis is concerned, there are now some data suggesting that exogenous progestins taken in the form of combined hormone replacement therapy increase the risk of postmenopausal breast cancer to a greater extent than use of oestrogen replacement therapy alone [ 9, 10].