Sentence examples for described involvement from inspiring English sources
The recently described involvement of platelets at the crossroads of several immune response pathways has led to the assumption that platelets or platelet-derived effectors represent therapeutic targets in sepsis.
Examples include the recently described involvement of macroH2A in regulation of gene expression programs during cellular differentiation and development [5], [6], the transcriptional repression of HSP70 by recruitment of Parp1 to the promoter [7], the B-cell-specific repression of IL-8 [8], and the involvement of macroH2A1 in aberrant silencing of tumor suppressor genes in cancer [9].
Nurses described involvement as discussions at staff meetings, but only about where to place the computer.
The previously described involvement of specific gene families in berry growth and softening [ 59] was confirmed in the present study.
This is in line with its described involvement in other inflammatory diseases, but with milder effect in the case of arthritis.
Philip et al. [ 9] described involvement of both the upper thoracic (T2-T5) and lower thoracic (T10-S1) vertebrassociatedated with radio-ulnar synostosis, exostosis, short and broad clavicles, and a balanced t(10 20 p11 p133) translocation.
They describe involvement of various proteins: ligands, receptors, signaling proteins and transcription factors in regulation of protein expression.
A few reported cases of infective endocarditis exist, with no reports describing involvement of blood access infection.
First reports of the in vivo function of YqhD describe involvement in a NADPH-dependent response mechanism to lipid peroxidation (Perez et al. 2008).
Case reports describe involvement of other solid organs, either focally or diffusely, including the bladder, ovaries and adrenals, however the rare involvement of these organs precludes description of a "typical" appearance.
This hypothesis is reinforced by a recent report by Cacheaux et al., 2009 [ 43], describing involvement of the TGF-beta pathway in the development of epilepsy caused by brain injury.
