Sentence examples for exerted in part from inspiring English sources
Finally, we present evidence that the mechanism underlying the effect of IFN-γ on Treg cell activity is exerted in part via ACs.
This novel effect of IL-17 is exerted in part by reversing the suppression of gene expression normally conferred by mRNA decay factor AUF1.
We further show that these regulatory effects of cyclic GMP are exerted in part by a diguanylate cyclase (DGC) whose activity in cyclic di-GMP synthesis is responsive to cyclic GMP.
These functions are thought to be exerted in part by its ability to counteract effects of several growth factor families including fibroblast growth factors (FGFs) (Yan and Sage, 1999; Francki et al, 2003; Motamed et al, 2003).
We showed previously that the action of Aβ is exerted in part by inhibiting early steps in the NGF signalling pathway, including the deactivation of RhoA and the activation of PTP1B, both events that are needed for NF-κB activation and to promote Hes1 expression [ 15].
The inhibitory effect of antagonistic analogues of GHRH is exerted in part by endocrine mechanisms through the suppression of GHRH-evoked GH release from the pituitary, which, in turn results in the reduction of hepatic production of IGF-I and a decrease in the serum IGF-I levels.
These results gave weight to the proposal that antimigraine action of sumatriptan could in part be exerted via other mechanisms.
Goldsmith, a countryman at heart, understands the power supposed threats to the green belt can exert in those suburban parts of the metropolis that don't think of themselves as being part of London at all.
As shown in Figure 4A, incubation of primary mesencephalic cultures with S14 completely abrogated the induction of TNF-α and COX-2 expression after LPS treatment, suggesting that the protection observed by S14 could be exerted, at least in part, through an effect upon inflammatory reaction of microglial cells present in the cultures.
Its immunological action is exerted, at least in part, via its modulating properties.
