Sentence examples for define a context from inspiring English sources
Overall, this study has built upon discovery-based peptidomics to localize and functionally define a context for little SAAS in the neuropeptidergic circuitry of the SCN.
This indicates that mural cells can define a context that limits the extent of VEGF-induced andiogenesis and promotes the formation normal vessels.
Mural cells define a context comprising heterotypic cell-cell contacts, ECM deposition and soluble factors that inhibits endothelial proliferation, maintains capillary diameter, regulates blood flow and provides survival signals [7].
Together, these alterations define a context of 'BRCAness' that suggests SL with PARP inhibitors.
The US National Cancer Institute maintains a cell-based drug discovery screen which can define a context for drug action in the milieu of more than 300 molecular targets and thousands of gene expression patterns which have been measured in the 60 human tumour cell lines which comprise the screening panel.
Realist evaluation is becoming more popular in health services research, however there are still some problems with how exactly to define a context or a mechanism [ 15] and whether these are mutually exclusive categories, or whether there could be movement between categories depending on how the outcome is affected [ 30].
Our goal is to identify and assess the weighted significance for a domain-focused set of functional parameters, used to define a context-based mobile tool scaled for industrial shop-floor complexity.
The MHI defines a context as a complete set of orthogonal projectors, such that ∑i ∏i = I and ∏i∏j = δij∏i, where I is the identity operator in H ⊗ H. Since each context generates a Boolean structure, the state of the system defines a Kolmogorovian probability function on each individual context (Lombardi and Castagnino 2008).
Using C. elegans, we show that age defines a context determining the outcome of JNK activation.
Here, we show that age defines a context determining the outcome of JNK activation.
In Gu et al. [ 11] an OSGi-based infrastructure for context-aware applications is proposed and Chen et al. [ 12] defined a context ontology based on OWL to support ubiquitous agents.
