Sentence examples for directed survival from inspiring English sources

Green fluorescent protein tagged protein kinaseB/ Akt, which facilitates adhesion directed survival in MECs, also localizes to both cell ECM and cell cell junctions [ 44].

"Energies are directed toward survival," they write, adding that civil disobedience is rare and that market women as a group appear "to lack the tools or social capital to act collectively to improve their status".

The gestational age and estimated fetal weight to consider 'active perinatal management' directed towards survival have recently been lowered to 24 weeks and 500 g in many countries, including the Netherlands.

The Hindu rite of initiation (upanayama) is another direct survival of Vedic tradition.

Our study provides the first evidence that a female preference for a sexual signal can yield direct survival benefits by keeping females safe as they search for mates.

Our results do not exclude these possible reproductive benefits but suggest that females may also gain a direct survival (non-reproductive) benefit from a preference for a sexual signal; as predation risk increased so too did the strength of the preference that helps females avoid predators.

Some QS signal molecules may have more direct survival value for the producer strains.

However, there is growing evidence that EphB4 may provide more direct survival cues to cancer cells.

However, the number of apoptotic cells was not increased, suggesting that activation of the EGFR does not provide a direct survival signal for hepatocytes.

Hence, apart from providing direct survival cues to tumour cells in vitro, EphB4 may also have a proangiogenic effect in vivo.

Although TLR4−/− mice are fertile, the Myd88−/− mice have reduced reproduction ability, prohibiting the production of sufficient numbers of mice for a direct survival study.