Sentence examples for development mediated from inspiring English sources

Our study unveils new clues to understand the regulation of seed development mediated by post-translational modifications and maintenance of genome integrity.

These include transcriptional responses to environmental pollutants and low oxygen tension, mediated by the aryl hydrocarbon (Dioxin) receptor and hypoxia inducible factors (HIF), respectively, and controlling aspects of neural development, mediated by the single minded (SIM) proteins.

Furthermore, their findings indicate that applying risk management practices indirectly influence both project success and product success (in the context of new product development) mediated through the aforementioned constructs of decision-making quality, stable project plan execution, and a proactive project organization.

(A ) Schematic of key stages in stomatal development mediated by bHLHs SPCH, MUTE and FAMA.

Postnatal expression of MIS in the early mammalian male gonad leads to male reproductive tract development mediated through regression of the female anlagen [ 39].

SEU, SLK1 and SLK2 function redundantly in embryonic development mediated through plant hormone auxin and in the outer integument development in the ovule [ 23].

Besides its role in cellular stress response, NOXA is a critical mediator of B-cell development mediating apoptosis in activated B cells.

However, the therapeutic potential of NF-kB inhibition is limited by its essential role in physiologic lung development, mediating both alveologenesis and vasculogenesis.

Malcolm Schofield (1991: 103) has argued that this development "mediates the transition from republicanism to natural law theory," so bequeathing a crucial resource to early modern thinkers who sought to construct new versions of the latter; under the emperors, Hellenistic theories of monarchy would also gain a new lease on life.

Compelling evidence suggests that FGF/FGFR signaling plays an essential role in palatal development mediating cell communication and interaction (Wilke et al., 1997).

Sp5 only shares homology with Sp1 in the DNA-binding domain, binding the GC-box with high affinity and is expressed during early development, mediating the process of gastrulation and axial elongation [ 24].