Sentence examples for enhanced inclusion from inspiring English sources

Inclusion of distributed workforce: Enterprise 2.0 facilitates the better and enhanced inclusion of distributed workforce especially the remote and 'telework' staff (Booz et al. [2010]).

Reduced size and lessened complexity enables an organization to be more agile and responsive to various environmental changes (Gupta et al. [2013]).   2 Inclusion of distributed workforce: Enterprise 2.0 facilitates the better and enhanced inclusion of distributed workforce especially the remote and 'telework' staff (Booz et al. [2010]).

The enhanced inclusion formation by α-Syn upon co-expression of SYWT or SYR621C was paralleled by an increased level of its phosphorylation at S129.

We also noted that TDP-43 constructs showing enhanced inclusion formation also bound TIA-1 in a manner that was resistant to RNase A treatment.

Interestingly, one of the target genes was encoding the Tau protein, which is abundantly expressed in central nervous system and enhanced inclusion of exon 10 causes neurodegenerative diseases as frontotemporal dementia with Parkinsonism linked to chromosome 17 (FTDP-17) [33].

Since the binding of synphilin-1 to endomembranes and lipid droplets is associated with the formation of inclusions, it is conceivable that, especially in case of wild-type synphilin-1 and certainly upon co-expression with α-Syn, cells become trapped in a vicious circle where enhanced inclusion formation triggers elevated levels of ER-stress and ROS and vice versa.

AFB detection in smears and isolation of mycobacteria enhanced, on inclusion of sputum samples besides pleural fluid from clinically diagnosed cases of TPE, (Table 3).

Plausible mechanisms for the enhanced ASE inclusion by histone deacetylation include: (a) histone hypoacetylation at specific ASEs caused by HDACs influences the rate of local Pol II elongation and subsequently the efficiency of ASE inclusion, (b) the binding of MeCP2-containing complexes to DNA methylation-enriched exons reduces the efficiency of Pol II-mediated transcriptional elongation.

In variability-enhanced antigens, inclusion of common variants is favored and rare peptides are specifically excluded from the vaccine insert since these approaches were developed to compress HIV-1 variability in a vaccine insert of practical size (e.g., 2 to 4 gene lengths).

This study demonstrates previously unforeseen aberrant splicing, reflected by enhanced exon inclusions and accompanied by massive and selective hnRNP A/B loss in AD.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came away from Euro 2012 with his reputation greatly enhanced and the inclusion of the fit-again Jack Rodwell is recognition of a talent that many believe will blossom when he leaves his injury problems behind.