Sentence examples for complemented to express from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, when spores of those ssp4 null mutants were complemented to express Ssp4 with an Asp at residue 36 (i.e., a Ssp4 Asp variant), they exhibited greater heat and nitrous acid resistance than did spores of the same mutant complemented to express Ssp4 with Gly at residue 36 (i.e., a Ssp4 Gly variant).

Experiments were then performed to evaluate the resistance properties of spores produced by SM101::ssp4 mutants after those null mutants had been complemented to express each Ssp4 variant with a residue 36 mutation.

Particular attention is paid to how UML views complement the possibilities to express real-time applications using SDL.

However, osteoblasts have been shown to express complement factors [ 39], and in endothelial cells, complement factor expression has been found to be GC-dependent [ 40].

Vascular plants have been found to express different complements of C1/C2-activities in the form of at least three SMT isoforms.

( {tilde{A}}^c ) is used to express the complement of ( tilde{A} ), that is, ( {mu}_{{tilde{A}}^c}(x)=cleft({mu}_{tilde{A}}(x right) ) and ∀x ∈ X, where c is a complementary function.

Phloem fibres therefore appear to express a complement of proteins that is distinct from surrounding cell types in the stem.

Indeed, bovine granulosa cells were recently shown to express a full complement of TLRs.

Although some cells express higher amounts of a specific TRPC, all cells seem to express a significant complement of TRPCs.

HEK cells were found to express significant amounts of complement regulator proteins, CD55, CD59 and CD46 during the initial experiments.

We wanted to determine whether: (i) the pneumococcus is capable of detecting and responding to the host cell changes by expressing additional factors to complement newly expressed host cell receptors on the surface of viral-infected cells, or (ii) S. pneumoniae simply expresses the same baseline set of genes in response to contact with host cell regardless of the status of viral infection.