Sentence examples for development independently of from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that hAPP can elicit protracted dendritic development independently of the amyloidogenic processing pathway.

A general challenge in divertor development, independently of design type and cooling medium water or helium, is the reliable and adapted joining of components.

This shows that one neural crest cell-derived tissue, tendon, initiates its development independently of muscles in branchial arches.

Consistent with this observation, a close homolog of RNF5, RNF185, was shown to control paxillin turn-over during Xenopus development independently of its E3 ligase activity [43].

Thus, Rasl11b modifies the effect of Oep on mesendoderm development independently of the main known Oep output: the Nodal signaling pathway.

The results, in conjunction with the previous data, imply that Mamld1 enhances Cyp17a1 expression primarily in Leydig cells and permit to produce a sufficient amount of testosterone for male sex development, independently of the Hes3-related non-canonical Notch signaling.

This would allow the interested readers to receive follow-up alerts with important, shorter story developments, independently of what device they're using.

A step of the evolutionary process is the development of the cancer independently of its initial cause, e.g., the skin tumor in response to a mutagenic then progression treatment, which develops independently of the causal oncogenic events thereafter.

The two groups of subjects received the surgical procedure at different ages, which could have potentially impacted upon behavioural development independently from any organizational effects of testicular hormones.

These data suggest that Arc expression in new neurons at an early stage of their development occurs independently of sensory or behavioral stimulation.

Increased activity of inflammatory mediators initiates the development of atherosclerosis independently of other risk factors, thus compromising brain microcirculation and causing transient ischaemic attack (TIA).