Sentence examples for consequences of bypassing from inspiring English sources

Future studies will need to include overexpression of HES5 in prostate cancer cells to establish the direct consequences on HES6 and AR signalling, as well as the phenotypic consequences of bypassing HES5 silencing.

The consequence of bypassing the mitotic checkpoint and DDR signalling downstream is the accumulation of aneuploid cells that can promote tumourigenesis through copy number amplification of oncogenes or loss of tumour suppressors.

But there are other means of bypassing democracy.

More severe bypassing is predicted for cross-flow regenerators, the severity of bypassing increases with increasing Reynolds number.

There's no thought of bypassing Adam Wainwright.

The theranostics is achieved by the metabolism of 5-ALA and selective accumulation of protoporphyrin IX (PpIX) within the cancer tissue as a consequence of the bypassed feedback inhibition of the heme cycle [22].

Although the cerebral consequences of cardiopulmonary bypass have been measured clinically, insights into the resulting molecular and pathologic events within the brain have only begun to be investigated.

Although the mechanisms underlying changes in the serum abundance of the aforementioned metabolites is unclear at present, our study has yielded novel and intriguing avenues of research that will ultimately provide a deeper understanding of the numerous physiological and metabolic consequences of gastric bypass surgery.

Dilutional coagulopathy as a consequence of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) system priming may also be affected by the composition of the priming solution.

Our work suggests that tumors are not the consequence of the bypass of senescence in MIN.

In summary, restoration of first-phase insulin secretion as well as normalization of the insulin sensitivity in type 2 diabetic subjects after malabsorptive bariatric surgery seems to be related to a reduction in the effect of some intestinal factor(s) as a consequence of intestinal bypass.