Sentence examples for equally permissive from inspiring English sources

Further evidence for a distinct entry pathway was observed in vivo, as AAVR knock out mice were equally permissive to transduction by AAVrh32.33 compared to wild type mice upon systemic injection.

Results showed that cells expressing high and low levels of GFP, or low levels of GFP-Rab11 WT were equally permissive to viral infection at 8, 10, and 16 hpi (Supplementary Fig. 5b).

All cell lines were highly and equally permissive for VSVGpp infection; however, Huh7-4, -7 and -8 cells showed a 50 60% reduction in HCVpp entry, while Huh7-6 cells were 90% less permissive as compared to Huh7-1 cells (Figure 6A); suggesting HCV entry is significantly impaired in Huh7-6 cells.

Overall these results show that not only were the majority of these randomly acquired Huh7 lines highly permissive for HCVcc, but that permissiveness is a phenotype derived from the original Huh7 cells maintained by the JHSRRB, as the Huh7-RRB cells were equally permissive for HCVcc.

Almost twice as permissive.

I cannot be as permissive, however, about the wine.

The two cell-types invaded the MMP permissive hydrogel equally.

Altogether, the combination of our genetic and pharmacological approaches indicates that in vitro there is a remarkable plasticity in the signalling requirements for MNs survival, which can be achieved equally efficiently by alternative pathways permissive for promoting survival.

But the sexually permissive atmosphere happens every weekend.

Sex provided no advantage in the permissive environment, and it seems that purifying selection operated equally as efficiently in sexual and asexual populations, regardless of a ten-fold increase in mutation rate.

It is equally clear, however, that although these changes may have provided a generally more permissive climatic background for TBEv transmission, they are too similar throughout the Baltic countries to account for the highly heterogeneous patterns of change in TBE incidence since the early 1990s.