Sentence examples for corollary release from inspiring English sources

NF-κB is activated when IκB is phosphorylated by the IκB kinase (IKK) complex at Ser32 and Ser36, which results in the ubiquitination and degradation of IκB and corollary release and nuclear translocation of NF-κB [ 172].

Visual perception and corollary discharge.

Corollary discharge across the animal kingdom.

As a corollary, with pre-flood releases a dam raised by 14 metres could store water five metres higher than current full supply (almost a year's worth) and would also have the same level of flood mitigation.

The anxiety of the soon to be released is a corollary of the air of jocularity one sometimes detects between guards and inmates — the collegial recounting of old conflicts and wounds.

This tends to filter out those who are trying to game the social cloud, while establishing a corollary to the notifications router being released in iOS 5.

In the same blink of an eye as it took us to discover radio waves can be sent through the air, we (and they) also discover a corollary phenomenon: perfectly good atoms ripped apart release lots of energy.

As a corollary, we demonstrated that rh-HMGB1 significantly increased p24 release in culture supernatants of infected DCs and of aNK-infected DC cocultures.

"For as many great art galleries as we have in Laguna, I believe we should have a corollary of beautiful design stores," Fried said in a news release.

A corollary is not to penalize a filmmaker who has more than one release in the year.

A corollary of this is that full text of at least EBOV papers could be released for text mining outside pay-walls, by agreement with publishers.