Sentence examples for due to programmed from inspiring English sources
Besides, we observed an evident degradation of tubulin in PSGs from days 6 7 (Figure 2I), which may be due to programmed cell death caused by pupal metamorphosis [2], [34], [35].
Nevertheless, with the data reported in this work, it can not be ignored that it is difficult to distinguish between the mortality percentage due to programmed cell death and the mortality due to non-apoptotic process.
It was reported that this may be due to programmed alterations in fat metabolism [ 4].
Our study demonstrates that the cytotoxic effect of VEGF121/rGel on VEGFR-2-overexpressing endothelial cells is not due to programmed cell death (apoptosis).
Incomplete EEHV-gB amino acid sequences were produced from the plasmid presumably due to programmed ribosomal frameshifting (PRF) and alternative translation initiation sites.
Oxidoreductase activity was the most enriched GO term (Additional file 5), whereas oxidative stress during microsporogenesis was thought to induce a premature abortion of tapetal cells due to programmed cell death (PCD) in CMS sunflower [ 49] and rice [ 50].
Given a specification R, it is common for a candidate program P to be doing more than R requires; this is not necessarily bad, and is often unavoidable, due to programming language constraints or to otherwise sensible design decisions.
Skelton changed sponsors in 1948; Brown & Williamson, owners of Raleigh cigarettes, withdrew due to program production costs.
Unique programming on the radio station includes oral histories, and some committee meetings and press conferences not shown on television due to programming commitments.
One specifically addressed "ideation" about family planning in detail and was able to show both changes in ideation due to program exposure and correlated changes in contraceptive use.
In Mozambique, for example, research indicates that many government-supported CTC providers had been inactive due to programming challenges, policies, and resource limitations [ 31].
