Sentence examples for compensatory influence from inspiring English sources
These findings suggest that elevated audiovisual integration may have a greater compensatory influence on unimodal sensory cognitive impairment.
This allowed us to ask two questions: (1) what are the networks modulated in response to our SNAIL inhibitor, and (2) is there a compensatory influence of oncogenic Ras on GN-25 activity.
The spectral relation between the precursors and targets was thus similar across Experiments 1 and 2; that is, these control experiments demonstrate that the LTAS relation between the precursors and targets in both earlier experiments was such that a compensatory influence from the precursors should result in a contrast effect in both cases.
In forested wetlands, hydrology exerts complex and sometimes compensatory influences on tree growth.
Since, as shown in this report, AKAP12 is reduced in human and rodent vascular lesions, one would not expect a compensatory, confounding influence of AKAP12 on AKAP5-mediated effects.
To assess the possibility that compensatory mutations influenced our results, we performed several additional analyses of the growth rate measurements of the hub disruption strains.
However, since two out of three mutations were non-compensatory, their influences on tertiary structure [ 44] and binding of other factors cannot be excluded.
It also suggests, for the first time, that compensatory mechanisms might influence the spectrum of phenotypes observed in RBS.
However, using this system and others like it, it will be possible to conduct more extensive genetic screens for mutations that influence compensatory growth or regeneration.
Therefore, nanotechnology-based delivery of catalase could potentially be useful to counteract brain pathological processes, augment compensatory mechanisms and influence the brain regenerative capacities.
Recent work suggested that alterations in hepatic disposition index may precede changes in peripheral disposition index in response to overfeeding and/or physical inactivity, suggesting that multiple organs influence compensatory insulin secretion (2, 27, 28).
