Sentence examples for factor for review from inspiring English sources

A growing body of evidence documents that, beyond causing annoyance, aircraft noise should be considered a true cardiovascular risk factor (for review [ 5]).

Recent studies on the physiological role of OEA demonstrated that it may act as a gut-derived satiety factor (for review: [ 16, 17, 24, 25]).

These early observations clearly indicated that in the starfish oocyte system, MPF is not simply identical to cyclin B-Cdk1, but instead consists of both cyclin B-Cdk1 (found mostly in the cytoplasm; see Ookata et al. 1992) and the unknown nuclear factor (for reviews, see Kishimoto 1999; Doree and Hunt 2002).

We selected all papers about scaffolds, stem cells, and growth factors for review.

This process has been studied using many different plant species (Fukuda and Komamine [1982]; Fukuda [1992]; Leitch and Savidge [2000]; McCann [1997]; Fukuda [1996]) and is controlled by various factors (for review see Möller [2006]).

H. pylori harbours several virulence factors (for review, see [1], [14]) that contribute to the genesis of inflammation.

In mitosis, chromosomes contribute to spindle formation independently of their kinetochores by locally activating spindle assembly factors (for review see [6]).

The adaptation of enterocyte function has mainly been studied in terms of the effect of dietary lipids on gene expression and the action of transcription factors (for review [6]).

The canonical Notch signaling pathway involves proteolytic processing events that cleave the Notch receptors in response to ligand activation, leading to the activation of target genes (frequently basic helix-loop-helix transcriptional factors) (for review see [1] [3]).

The modulation of IRES-translation initiation plays a central role in tumorigenesis since IRES elements have been found in several cellular mRNAs including those of different growth factors (for review [34]), proto-oncogenes such as c-myc [35] transcription factors [36], and proteins involved in cell cycle progression [37], [38] or apoptosis [39].

The early genes include the homolog cDNAs for ATAF2 and NAM, which belong to the NAC gene family of trans-acting factors (for review see [ 69]).