However, in p53 deficient or Ser 315-mutated p53 expressing cells, such radioadaptive response is absent possibly due to the lack of cyclin B1/Cdk1-mediated mitochondrial p53 phosphorylation and a consequential improvement of mitochondrial function.
We now know that the faecal immunochemical test for haemoglobin (FIT) simplifies the entire faecal sampling process with consequential improvement in participation rates.
Ken Skates says "Transport for Wales is implementing a recovery plan and passengers will see consequential service improvements each day over the next few weeks".
We hypothesized that trainers with strong self-efficacy are more inclined to give feedback (frequency), give better feedback (quality of content) and are better able to convince trainees to use feedback for improvement (consequential impact).
It matters to the nation's economy because research from the University of Surrey shows that there is a significant improvement in business efficiency with 5G, with consequential benefits to us all.
There is little systematic information on the state of labor and employment relations in public schools available to the public, policy makers, and school administration and union leaders to inform dialogue and decision-making on these consequential issues.Are unions and collective bargaining an impediment to school improvement, or part of the solution?
The clinical trial phase is the most expensive component of drug development; therefore, any improvement in the efficiency of the recruitment process should be highly consequential [ 5].
The prevailing attitude we have encountered is that the benefits from this military operation, such as improvement in national security and a boost to the local economy, outweigh the consequential damage to the environment.
The continual improvements in the quality and the extent of annotation of these genome assemblies saw a consequential decrease in the need for comparative mapping analysis.
Traditional authority is consequential.
