Sentence examples for described to depend from inspiring English sources

The outcome of infection with various pathogens, including C. albicans, in chick embryos has been described to depend on the developmental stage (age) at infection [17], [23].

Regulation of tnT alternative splicing by Drosophila Muscleblind isoforms was confirmed using an already available mouse TnnT3 minigene whose splicing has been previously described to depend on Mbnl1 [9].

In fact, the cell-cycle block of cell clones, especially leukemic, exposed to this enzyme class has been previously described to depend on the expression level of asparagine synthetase [50].

Smac mimetic-triggered apoptosis has been described to depend on an autocrine TNF α loop that leads to activation of caspase-8 and subsequently to apoptosis.

The recruitment of Ssn6-Tup1 to GAL genes was initially described to depend on the glucose repressor Mig1; however, more recent studies indicate that Ssn6-Tup1 is bound to the GAL promoter both in repressive and activating conditions (Papamichos-Chronakis et al. 2002).

Recurrence rate in Dupuytren's surgery is described to be 26%to80%0% depending to the study.

Finally, as HIFs have been described to induce or repress apoptosis, depending on the cell type, we studied the number of cleaved caspase-3 positive cells, outside of the large necrotic areas.

The AF imaging in patients with the R172W mutation has been previously described and appears to depend on the stage of the disease.

At 8 Hz psychophysical Ach detection thresholds are very low and resemble a flicker threshold, as described previously and thought to depend on M-cell responses (King-Smith & Kulikowski, 1975), an effect not found for the chromatic thresholds.

Since the therapeutic effects of HA injection described here, and elsewhere, appear to depend largely on its anti-fibrotic activity it is possible that the combined use of HA and an anti-fibrotic agent might improve efficacy.

On the other hand, the fact that all variables used here to describe GUs depended, to some extent, on the individual plant concerned indicates that each M. spinosum plant exhibits some degree of homogeneity in GU structure.