Sentence examples for exogenous entities from inspiring English sources

Hence, our models track exogenously administered soluble molecules (drugs, medium components), modified molecules of exogenous entities (metabolites), endogenously secreted biomolecules (e.g., albumin, bile acids), and serological disease and PD response markers (e.g., cytokines and growth factors), as needed for a particular application.

In contrast, synthetic siRNAs are exogenous entities that also hold huge potential as human therapeutics as they have the ability to specifically repress transcription of disease-causing genes [ 12, 13].

Correlations between GC-content and aerobiosis, environmental temperature, radiation levels, or the presence of exogenous entities have been noted (Moran 2002; Naya et al. 2002; Basak and Ghosh 2005; Navarre et al. 2006; Matallana-Surget et al. 2008; Mendez et al. 2010; Raghavan et al. 2012; Wu et al. 2012).

In the present study, the significant sequence effect in the analysis of Cmax was considered a random event, given the single-dose design, involvement of healthy volunteers, sufficiently long washout period, predose levels from the second period being < 1% of the corresponding Cmax, validated assay procedure, and diazoxide being an exogenous entity.

The "majority model" views the disease as an exogenous entity that enters the body of an individual who carries no responsibility or control over the process.

This indicates that the sulfhydryl group is exposed to the surroundings and available for contact with an exogenous entity in the absence of GDP, but in the presence of GDP, no contact is possible.

The user can affect the scenario by triggering exogenous events (e.g., unavailability of entities and fragments) and creating new entities.

The representation that people hold of flu may then place it in-between being an endogenous entity and an exogenous model [ 15], where healing is alternatively viewed as a regulating activity and the suppression of a hostile condition, according to the location of symptoms on the above-mentioned continuum.

It was also noteworthy that there were over 1.8 times as many differentially expressed entities detected in the exogenous feeding stage than in the yolk-sac samples in the wild-domesticated and hybrid-wild comparisons.

This clinical entity is believed to result from central nervous system dopamine receptor blockade, or from withdrawal of exogenous dopaminergic agonists [ 40].

Bekkers hypothesized that LPD without exogenous or increased endogenous oestrogen exposure, and without expression of ER/PR by tumour cells, may represent a different entity carrying a higher risk of malignant transformation [ 3].