Sentence examples for described a requirement from inspiring English sources

Maher described a requirement of p38 for bFGF-induced (but not for PDGF-stimulated) cell proliferation in Swiss3T3 fibroblasts [ 13].

Although the molecular requirements for T cell entry into the CNS during EAE are complex and controversial (Prendergast and Anderton, 2009), others have described a requirement for P-selectin glycoprotein ligand-1 (PSGL-1) in the pathogenic process (Deshpande et al., 2006).

Using the same K14-HPV16 mofel of squamous cell carcino-genesis, this time concentrating on the skin, Lisa Coussens (University of California, San Francisco) described a requirement for cells of the adaptive immune system for the recruitment of cells of the innate immune system to the tumor site, where they promote tumor progression by secretion of proteases and cytokines.

As a result, verification of system properties can be carried out by checking that the formula describing a system implies the formula describing a requirement.

Thus, we describe a requirement for nanoscale actin fiber rearrangement in generating the complex actin architecture that enables lytic granule secretion.

Our data describe a requirement for GADD45γ/MAP3K4/p38 MAPK in vivo during embryonic cell fate specification.

> -wrap-foot> We can fit the distributions for both t lag (pHdrop arrest ) and t lag (arrest hemifusion ) with one describing a requirement for N independent events (either parallel or sequential; Feller, 1968), each with rate constant, k.

There is increasing evidence of the usefulness of viscoelastic methods for diagnosing trauma-induced coagulopathy [ 12, 27- 29], and several reports have described a reduction in transfusion requirements following its introduction to treatment algorithms [ 30- 32].

The Xtravent trialists [ 19] described a significant increase in the requirement for red cell transfusion in the ECCO2R group, between randomisation and day 10, compared with the control group (3.7 ± 2.4 versus 1.5 ± 1.3 units, P < 0.05).

In addition, Mr. Kline has described a bill outlining new federal requirements on teacher effectiveness, and another that would rewrite the law's current school accountability provisions, and said he might introduce them this fall too.

When the narrative described an institutional church and a requirement for baptism, Smith and Cowdery baptized each other.