Sentence examples for driven primary from inspiring English sources
Corker's retirement will touch off what is likely to be a highly contested, ideologically driven primary.
As we had previously characterized the role of delta-like 4 in a T cell driven primary response [7], we also sought to test the possible role of jagged-1 in an unsensitized mouse.
Indirect costs were substantially higher, at US $2635.1 million, and were driven primary by lost wages.
The resting membrane potential is largely maintained via an adenosine triphosphate (ATP) driven primary active 3Na+/2K+ exchange pump creating both chemical and electric gradients across the cellular membrane and via a passive K+ outward flux.
The analyzed viscous coupling (Visco® clutch of MAHLE Behr) mainly consists of a driven primary disc and a secondary housing with an engine cooling fan mounted on it.
Large manufacturing assembly plants with sub assembly lines, sequenced material deliveries, and batch driven primary manufacturing operations often struggle with coordinating their sequenced part manufacturing and kitting operations with the dynamic constraints of the main final assembly line.
These are exemplified through three case studies that use remote sensing to characterize a component of freshwater ecosystems that drive primary productivity.
In CRPC, cycles of increasingly potent AR therapeutics augment the selective pressure for AR aberration, which can drive primary resistance to the next agent in line.
Further, in vertebrates, it is blood pressure and, ultimately, the heart that drives primary filtrate across the glomerular basement membrane and into the nephron.
Chronic inflammation is associated with metastasis formation [ 23– 26], and accordingly a variety of inflammatory cells that drive primary tumor growth are important components of the metastatic niche.
During metastatic progression, EMT drives primary epithelial-like tumour cells to acquire invasive mesenchymal phenotypes, with increased motility and invasiveness, triggering dissemination from the tumour and infiltration into the tumour vascular.
