Sentence examples for concurrent pathways from inspiring English sources
The trends in the data are consistent with the concurrent pathways of NOX storage; specifically, the "nitrite" and "disproportionation" pathways, both of which have been proposed in the literature.
Given this complexity, a summary metric of several concurrent pathways may better capture inflammatory burden than any single marker alone.
The benefit of this approach is that it treats the inflammatory and coagulation processes as a summary of several concurrent pathways, which may be helpful when there are shared mechanisms at play.
The complexity of the multiple actions of the proteins in both inflammation and coagulation should excite the clinician with regard to potential new therapies that may be beneficial via activation of one or both of the concurrent pathways [ 2].
Mechanistically, the above experimental observations can be explained in terms of two concurrent pathways: (a) initial pyrolysis of biomass to volatile matter and char followed by their combustion and (b) direct combustion of biomass to oxidation products (CO2, H2O).
Concurrent PI3K pathway activation (p-AKT and/or p-S6 H score ≥10) and PTEN- (H score, 0 to 9) was present in 15% of 52 BCBMs.
Moreover, multiple and concurrent signal-transduction pathways operate and are deregulated during the course of vector-pathogen interactions.
Similarly, blocking signaling through the pathway concurrent with glucose addition eliminates most, albeit not all, of the responses.
There was a decrease in the initial metabolite in the pathway, α-linolenic acid and a concurrent increase in the pathways product 4,7,10,13,16,19-docosahexaenoic acid.
Moreover, results from experiments with SB203580, a known inhibitor of p38 MAPK pathway suggest that concurrent activation of p38 MAPK pathway seems to be mandatory for Hz- and 15-HETE-dependent increased MMP-9 [ 185] and related molecules TNF-α, IL-1β, CCL-3/MIP-1α, TIMP-1 and lysozyme [ 186, 190, 191].
Our analysis of more than 40 biomarkers enabled us to study concurrent regulation of multiple pathways.
