Sentence examples for expressed damaging from inspiring English sources

This led to the identification of 6 expressed damaging non-synonymous somatic mutations among the 3 patients (FLT3 p.D835Y, NRAS p.G13D, BRAF p.G466A, ACD p.G223V, DOT1L p.V114F, HCFC1 p.Y103H) (Table  1) that were subsequently confirmed using targeted ultra-deep re-sequencing (mean coverage >1800X).

To define the adhesive performance and predict the P-δ curve of the adhesive depending on the temperature; a Cohesive Zone Model (CZM) was used expressing damage propagation by the bilinear traction separation law [16].

In this study low-dose exposure allows greater survival of cells to express damage, reflected by the low cloning efficiency in the progeny of these cells.

Among the characteristics leading to children's sensitivity are their limited diets, dividing cells, differentiating organs and organ systems, slow or absent detoxification mechanisms, long life expectancy with the resulting ability to express damage with delayed consequences, and the severe metabolic demands of growth.

The trawl for dissidents was cast in the widest possible terms, asking academics to report students who expressed "concepts damaging to Russia's interests".

MSCs are recruited to inflammation, ischemia, or damaged sites in response to specific chemokines expressed by damaged tissue [ 17].

Notably, Ihh expression appears to be characteristic of healthy hepatocytes, whereas Shh is expressed by damaged hepatocytes [ 16].

Conclusions: CINC-2β, expressed in damaged gastric mucosa, stimulates the production of Reg protein in ECL cells via CXCR-2 and may be involved in the accelerated healing of injured gastric mucosa.

However, FeSO4 + H2O2 expressed a damaged form of plasmid DNA.

The gene was highly expressed in damaged leaves, but no transcripts could be detected in neighboring control leaves.

Tissue factor expressed by damaged respiratory epithelial cells and alveolar macrophages initiates the extrinsic coagulation cascade, disrupting pro- and anti-coagulant alveolar homeostasis.