Sentence examples for differential interplay from inspiring English sources

As RUNX1 expression is tightly regulated by differential interplay between p53 and ΔNp63, we analyzed RUNX1 expression by immunochemistry in a panel of BCCs and SCCs.

The fact that the primary tumor F/B was not predictive of metastasis in stage I lung adenocarcinoma provides support for the idea that multiple mechanisms of tumor metastasis may exist, involving differential interplay between tumor cells and matrix microstructure.

The corresponding decomposition of effects led to a differential understanding of the interplay of control and value appraisals over time.

(SW VI: 169) Now Herbart believes that his account of apperception will reveal the substantial "I" to be but an illusion generated by the interplay among differential representational masses (SW VI: 141).

Our analysis suggests that the several arms of gene regulatory network modulate the expression of the SLC6A3, whereby differential engagements and/or combinatorial interplay of different mechanisms of this network, DAT expression can be robust and reliable yet plastic and adjustable to accommodate environmental demands.

Thus, the interplay of differential proteins of our proteomics analyses is important.

This model was mathematically formulated by Freiesleben De Blasio et al. as a set of ordinary differential equations describing the interplay between macrophages, β-cell proteins, and T cells leading to the onset of T1DM.

The possible link between the two broad types of disorders may be more to do with shared risk factors for PTSD and other mental health problems, such as the mood disorders, and the interplay between differential effects of specific traumas, individual risk factors and personal coping mechanisms [ 16, 28].

Interesting nonlinear behavior of the temporal differential absorption due to an interplay between state filling, band-gap renormalization, and free carrier absorption have been observed near the optical absorption edge of the InN NWs.

The sequence stacking patterns and their regional persistence suggest a three-level sequence hierarchy controlled by eustasy, whereas local and regional changes in lithology, thickness, and sequence type, magnitude, and absence were controlled by interplay of eustasy, differential shelf subsidence, depositional topography, and pattern of siliciclastic supply.

The instability is caused by the interplay of the differential transport of heat and matter and of the activator-inhibitor kinetics inherent in non-isothermal, exothermic reactions (where heat plays the role of autocatalytic species or activator, and matter represents the inhibitor).