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Indexed body health condition information can be shown as a certain form of continual signals, which are called "biomedical signals".
Their ability to initiate EMT depends upon their ability to repress E-cadherin transcription and, at least for Snail1, sustain this effect despite continual signals targeting it for degradation at the proteasome [ 54].
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Once p53 and PTEN functions are eliminated, the next step in the transformation pathway of LPSs is the enhanced production of some D cyclins and CDK4/6, leading to continual signaling for cell division.
As she waited anxiously, the workers tried to phone the county offices to check her name against the master lists but were rebuffed by a continual busy signal.
Or a chip could be equipped with a continual audio signal repeating, for instance, the location of a restroom at an airport.
Lymphoid-tissue architecture is highly plastic and requires continual homeostatic signaling to maintain its basal functional state.
You develop circuits in the spinal cord and in the brain which are signalling continual pain, despite the fact that there is no painful stimulus.
In the first case (Figure 5), the user must turn on Locator check-box which means that the continual measurement of WiFi signals of nearby APs (time of these operations is measured in Locator Time text window) will start.
These electrodes retain their normal response for long periods due to the continual reversing of the signal, which keeps them clean and active.
Loud, continual grunts or groans signal distress, while high-pitched squeals mean extreme annoyance.
It has been hypothesized that continual inhibition of the VEGF/VEGFR signaling axis results in a feedback mechanism promoting an enhanced angiogenic response [ 21].
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