Sentence examples for concomitantly gain from inspiring English sources

Once self-sperm stores are depleted, comp-1 sperm concomitantly gain residency in the spermathecae and begin to fertilize oocytes.

Notably, the Rat1∆NLS-XC chimera concomitantly gained interaction with the translation initiation factor eIF4G (Fig. 4e).

The data show that when strong motifs in CTCF binding sites diverge, CTCF binding itself is concomitantly gained or lost.

A recent study showed that mis-accumulation of SUN1 underlies the pathology of degenerative features in laminopathies, and concomitantly suggests a gain-of-function versus a loss-of-function model for the action of lamin A mutants.

Our data indicate that inhibition of COX activity increased weight gain and concomitantly attenuated diet-induced UCP1 expression in iWAT, but not iBAT in Sv129 mice kept at thermoneutrality, pointing to a novel role of COX activity in the control of energy balance and the development of obesity.

Resveratrol reduced the seasonal body-mass gain by concomitantly decreasing energy intake by 13% and increasing resting metabolic rate by 29%.

However, there is growing evidence that loss of the normal functions of wild-type huntingtin could act concomitantly and synergistically with the gain of new toxic functions.

Concomitantly, the use of remifentanil gained popularity for the supplementation of a general anaesthesia in the cardiovascular compromised obstetric patient, e.g. aortic or valvular disease [ 25] or patients presenting with a cardiomyopathy [ 26].

Cld7 repressing MMP3 [ 43], we wondered whether HEK-cld7 cells gain in motility, but concomitantly loose invasiveness.

We also demonstrated that there is a clear gain in sensitivity to collect concomitantly resin and Mycosis bottles, especially when systemic antifungal treatment is present.

Where more intensive titration is undertaken and insulin doses have been pushed higher, studies have achieved somewhat greater reductions in HbA1c at the expense of concomitantly higher levels of hypoglycaemia (and weight gain) [ 14– 214.