Sentence examples for consistent with the conception from inspiring English sources
The findings here are consistent with the conception that Ras mediated autophagy depending on cell type.
Our data are consistent with the conception of several patterns of graft function evolution over time [ 36, 37]: achieving optimal or suboptimal function with subsequent stabilization or decline.
Hence, changes in contractility as induced by FHL2 variants could precede or may even be independent of LVH development and consistent with the conception that compensatory mechanisms may play a role in the development of hypertrophy.
Finally there were high correlations between scores on the STS-2 and the SCL-90-R assessment of general psychopathology, as well as the depression and anxiety subscales of the SCL90-R, consistent with the conception of the suicide trigger state as a syndrome of disordered thought and affect.
A method of solution is suggested, with the aid of the so-called transport integral, which converges to the uniform steady-state distribution, consistent with the physical conception of the course of the mixing process.
The obtained estimates are consistent with the classical conception of the ionospheric plasma convection at high latitudes and do not contradict the results of investigations of the auroral ionosphere dynamics using the SuperDARN network.
Such an uptake mechanism involving the mononuclear phagocyte system (MPS) is consistent with the general conception of the fate of nanoparticles in vivo [25].
In line with this our binding and footprinting studies are not fully consistent with the simple conception that Rsd fulfils its anti-sigma factor function only by reducing the active fraction of the respective sigma factor through binding.
Moreover, the removal of the shadow enhancer has no effect on the levels of transcription in anterior regions, which is consistent with the original conception of the shadow enhancer as a 'back-up' in the event of stress (Hong et al., 2008).
The time-dependent progression from a period of no SRP-RNC binding events to one of multiple SRP-RNC binding events is consistent with the original conception of SRP function, which posed that SRP only effectively binds RNCs after the signal sequence on the nascent chain emerged from the ribosomal peptide tunnel (Walter et al., 1981).
