Sentence examples for exert a feedback from inspiring English sources

The most obvious observed effect of ozone depletion has been a cooling and strengthening of the Antarctic polar vortex20,21, which itself would exert a feedback tending to deepen and prolong the ozone hole, with subsequent impacts on tropospheric climate.

Heme cannot exert a feedback when porphyria develops.

Whether force-generating cross-bridges exert a feedback on the dynamics of thin filament activation and inactivation in loaded fibers/myofibrils remains to be resolved.

Bodily zinc needs do not exert a feedback control on zinc absorption; instead, zinc absorption is controlled solely by the zinc levels in the enterocytes.

For example, starch accumulation in plastids can exert a feedback inhibition on photosynthesis, and so adequate sink strength is often necessary to achieve the greatest impact from improvements in photosynthetic rates [ 79, 100, 101].

Hence it is likely that, similar to how hormones secreted from the ovary can exert a feedback regulation on gonadotropins (FSH and LH) in the hypophysis, these miRNAs might be involved in similar regulation of gonadotropins by targeting genes in the above pathways.

We have found in "Intracellular organic acids and Sugar phosphates" section that the pool sizes of PYR increased on Glc/Glu, which exerted a feedback inhibition on PFK (Guminska and Wazewska-Czyzewska 1975) and therefore weakened the increase degree of PFK flux on Glc/Glu.

Photorespiratory glyoxylate exerts a feedback effect on photosynthesis in heterozygous barley mutated in glutamine synthetase 2, ferrodoxin-glutamate synthase, GDC or serine:glyoxylate aminotransferase [ 70].

These observations pointed to a direct effect of IL-6 on the hepatic expression levels of Socs3 under HFD feeding, thereby likely exerting a feedback inhibition of the IL-6-mediating signaling.

It is known that glucose availability and utilization are regulated by endocrine factors involved in appetite, growth, and energy homeostasis, and that glucose exerts a feedback loop on these endocrine pathways.

We therefore hypothesize that lactate produced during labor may act via GPR81 in the uterus to exert in a feedback manner antiinflammatory effects, to resolve or mitigate inflammation.