Sentence examples for effect of titrating from inspiring English sources

The effect of titrating doses of DCA under normoxic conditions (O2 = 20%) in vitro showed that low doses in culture from 2.5 to 20 mM appeared to stimulate cellular viability as demonstrated by a significant 30% increase in viable numbers of cells at these doses after 24 hours.

Furthermore, the effects of titrating IIS can be determined by conducting these studies in class 1 or class 2 daf-2 mutants.

We used nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to study the effects of titrating the isolated Josephin domain with K48- or K63-linked diUb chains and to collect distance restraints which could be translated into structural models.

For our purposes here, it is important to carefully monitor and avoid the contribution of the misfolded protein effect to titrate accurately the Asp76 counterion of SRI in E. coli membranes.

It is unclear whether mutations in fused in sarcoma (FUS) cause familial amyotrophic lateral sclerosis via a loss-of-function effect due to titrating FUS from the nucleus or a gain-of-function effect from cytoplasmic overabundance.

The present study compares the effect of an individually titrated RR versus high extrinsic PEEP on respiratory-dependent oscillations of the paO2 in a porcine model of cyclic R/D.

HBsAg specific chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay (CLEIA) of titrated Abs showed that these Fc mutants bound equally well to HBsAg, indicating that the Fc mutations had no effect on HBsAg binding (Fig. 1A).

The preferred starting dose of pioglitazone is 15 mg/day titrated to 30 mg/day, which provides 70 80% of the glycemic efficacy with minimal side effects (170– 174); titrating to 45 mg/day is not recommended.

Increasing the concentration of recombinant RIG-I protein in the presence of constant amount of EGCG and shR9 reduced the inhibitory effect of EGCG, likely by titrating away EGCG (Figure S1C).

Mutant FUS is therefore likely to cause ALS through a dominant gain-of-function effect, instead of a loss-of-function effect through titrating and reducing the WT-FUS function.

Conclusions: The nerve block effect of phenol can be titrated by adjusting the concentration and volume of phenol solution if the technique of application and localization of a block site are standardized.