Sentence examples for established interplay from inspiring English sources
The film-maker's gesture of sympathy towards the Japanese side stirred too much controversy.There is an established interplay between popular culture and the politics of Sino-Japanese relations.
The established interplay between TLRs and RAGE is potentially important and could contribute to innate immune responses in the retina, especially since they share common ligand interactions with S100 and HMGB1 [ 10].
Using a p53-responsive vector for the delivery of p19Arf to cancer cell lines that harbor p53wt established interplay between the vector, transgene and cellular components of the p53 pathway.
One of them is the well established interplay between the biogenesis of Sam50 and Tom40, which is interpreted by the outsiders' view as an ancestral and essential system that evolved at the onset of mitochondrial organellogenesis.
For example, we established interplay between RAS mutation and expression of a set of 14 genes; a gene expression-based classifier could be used to predict RAS mutation status.
Given the established interplay between inflammation and coagulation in sepsis [ 14, 30- 32], it is reasonable to characterize the host response to infection as a potential diagnosis tool on the basis of three recognized markers of these two cascades.
The experimental data presented thus far have established the interplay between ArcA, Crp and EtrA in regulation of respiration of S. oneidensis.
H3K9 methylation has also been established to interplay with DNA methylation for gene silencing in cells.
A previous study established an interplay between cell-cell and cell-substratum adhesion in mediating aggregate spreading [ 34] and it is likely that a similar relationship exists for aggregates of MLL cells.
This work establishes an interplay between social and technological aspects of awareness by augmenting a model-driven framework of a realistic information eco-system.
Emerging literature on Mta1 clearly establishes bidirectional interplay between the oncogene, MTA1 and the tumor suppressor, P53.
