Sentence examples for corresponding trail from inspiring English sources

The hyperthermia-enhanced cytotoxicity of TRAIL was dependent on the hyperthermia cycle number and corresponding TRAIL release.

+ Throughout the year, we witnessed ISIS's lecherous legacy of "industrial scale" looting which feeds a million dollar trafficking racket and their corresponding trail of cultural destruction.

To introduce published mutations that allow discrimination of TRAILR1 and TRAILR2 binding, the TRAIL part in pCR3-Flag-TNC-TRAIL was replaced by synthetic genes encoding corresponding TRAIL fragments harboring the mutations of interest.

The corresponding TRAIL ligand (APO-2L) is a type II transmembrane protein, which induces apoptosis through the specific interaction with the two death receptors TRAIL-R1 (DR4) and -R2 (DR5), both exhibiting a death domain in their cytoplasmatic regions (for a review, see Walczak and Krammer, 2000).

The duty cycle can be obtained through positive to negative transitions of phase (corresponding to trailing and leading edges of g(t)).

The corresponding mitoxantrone-TRAIL simultaneous combination treatment results in a large population of apoptotic and necrotic cells, which also demonstrate changes in cell.

One gait trail corresponding to one patient was excluded as an outlier.

In contrast to the TNC-TRAIL and TNC-TRAILmutR2 variants, the corresponding scFv l αhCD70-TRAIL fusion proteins showed some cell death induction in Jurkat cells at higher concentrations, but this was not affected by the cotreatment with the blocking CD70 antibody.

There are colored posts along the trails, corresponding to colors on the maps, and letter symbols on the trail brochure to further assist you.

This adhesion appears to be sliding toward the right (Fig. 3, lower, intensity carpet), with columns 22 27 corresponding to the trailing region.

For sufficiently steep slopes, however, we find that the best strategy should undergo a transition to a broken symmetry solution corresponding to the switchback trail patterns typical of rugged environments.