Sentence examples for for existing factors from inspiring English sources

Many ETS factors such as PU.1 and FLI1 share binding sites, as exemplified by the Pu.1 5′ URE (Hoogenkamp et al, 2007), and it is possible that PU.1 displaces FLI1 at some of them once it is expressed at high enough levels and/or provides new interaction platforms for existing factors.

For simplicity, it is assumed that existing factors can be represented by a discrete stratification, although a full regression generalization follows naturally.

To understand further the mechanisms involved in WTH3's differential expression in MDR cells, the Patch Search Program was utilised to look for consensus sequences in the gene promoter for existing transcription factors.

For existing studies, many factors may influence science teachers' practices, such as time limitation, unavailability of proper teaching materials, and/or lack of necessary knowledge for addressing SSI (Barrett and Nieswandt 2010; Bryce and Gray 2004).

Ray Boulger, senior technical manager for broker John Charcol, agrees rate rises are not imminent but adds that there are more factors for existing homeowners to consider.

To address the problem of staff shortage in any situation there would logically be several broad options that policy makers can consider: 1. Address known attraction and retention factors for existing staffing types/structures.

There is a need to develop instruments to measure these types of outcomes, whether they are conversion factors for existing databases (such using length of stay as a proxy for cost) or new measures that could easily be integrated in administrative databases.

This suggests that CSPG acts as a survival factor for existing NSCs rather than promotes NSC self-renewal.

In addition to providing further justifications for existing wage-loss proposals, behavioral factors also generate specific design recommendations.

She was enthusiastic about starting RTC as it gave her an outlet for existing change ideas, reflecting positive factors associated with both the cultural and emotional domains.

The existing disparities of the trends in reducing maternal mortality in resource limited countries raise questions about the existing factors for change for replication of evidence-based interventions.