Sentence examples for diminished processing from inspiring English sources
We have recently shown that targeting NAE in CLL cells neutralizes NF- κB through disrupted ubiquitination of I κB (canonical pathway) and diminished processing of p100 to p52 (noncanonical pathway), as in ABC DLBCL.
During NREMS, thalamocortical sensory transmission is considerably diminished by the inhibitory influence of the reticular thalamic nucleus (Steriade 2000; Jones 2002), which consequently might result in diminished processing of sensory-evoked thalamic input within cortical layer IV, hence reducing the metabolic burden on that layer.
In this report, we demonstrate that during STAT1-triggered gene activation, depletion of the Set1-like MLL1/MLL2 complex component MEN1 is associated with disruption of the TSS at the IRF1 core promoter, and with diminished processing of the IRF1 hnRNA transcript to the mature mRNA.
Attention is selective and enhances processing of the attended stimulus while diminishing processing of unattended stimuli.
In a recent study performed on 45 healthy volunteers, citalopram diminished neural processing of both rewarding and aversive stimuli while reboxetine did not suppress activity following reward stimuli and only mildly suppressed activity during the aversive conditions (McCabe et al. 2010).
Here we test the hypothesis that APC from HIV-infected individuals have diminished antigen processing and presentation capacity.
Processing at high temperature was found to improve the tensile modulus of composites but displayed diminished properties when processed at low processing temperature especially at high fiber content.
Since the nutrition value of rice is diminished during rice processing, technology that can preserve and sustain functional compounds is necessary.
Taken together, the abnormality of functional connectivity of the DMN we found in drug addicts suggest drug addicts' altered functional organization of the DMN, which may be implicated in addiction-related increased memory processing and diminished cognitive control related to attention and self-monitoring.
These findings suggest drug addicts' abnormal functional organization of the DMN, and are discussed as addiction-related abnormally increased memory processing but diminished cognitive control related to attention and self-monitoring, which may underlie the hypersensitivity toward drug related cues but weakened strength of cognitive control in the state of addiction.
This time advantage of batch processing is diminished but not eliminated when the editing or resplining of poorly splined wings is factored in.
