Sentence examples for decreased intermediate from inspiring English sources

When these pathways are reconstituted in a heterologous microbial host for metabolic engineering purposes, the acyl-CoAs may be subject to undesirable hydrolysis by the host's native thioesterases, resulting in a waste of cellular energy and decreased intermediate availability, thus impairing bioconversion efficiency.

Conversely, increased Bat1 activity under fermento-respiratory conditions, would not hinder energy provision, since under these conditions decreased intermediate flow through the tricarboxylic cycle does not hamper energy provision, constituting an adaptation to facultative metabolism.

It has also been shown that COUP-TFI overexpression increased intermediate progenitors, while the loss of COUP-TFI decreased the intermediate progenitor population [58].

Using a transgenic reporter mouse for Axin2, a direct target of Wnt/β-catenin signaling, we observed that β-catenin signaling is decreased in intermediate progenitor cells relative to radial glial progenitors.

Mbd3 −/− cells in which Eomes levels were decreased showed intermediate effects (Fig. 4B).

As many as 50% of strains from some Far Eastern countries exhibit decreased susceptibility (intermediate resistance) to fluoroquinolones.

We observed a ZEB1 protein increase of about 1.4- to 2.1-fold at day 2 compared to day 0 after which ZEB1 decreased to intermediate levels.

In patients who haven't had optic neuritis in the course of multiple sclerosis, contrast sensitivity was decreased in intermediate and high spatial frequencies (12 18 cpd) [ 26].

The likelihood of racing in the three year season was decreased by intermediate or hilly pasture topography in the foal season compared to flat.

Our hypothesis was that instituting an IMC unit leads to a decreased percentage intermediate care patients on the ICU, decreased inappropriate bed use on overflow wards, improved ICU utilization and improved outcome.

If a polygenic effect was included, the situation was similar, but the bias for all marker densities was more stable over generations, and furthermore decreased for intermediate generations (Table 2 and 3).