Sentence examples for function as a failsafe from inspiring English sources
The tumor suppressor p14ARF is widely deregulated in many types of cancers and is believed to function as a failsafe mechanism, inhibiting proliferation and inducing apoptosis as cellular response to a high oncogene load.
The inability of SlmA alone to affect FtsZ polymer assembly could also function as a failsafe measure to prevent unwanted perturbation of cytosolic FtsZ polymers where Z-ring assembly is desired.
It has been hypothesized that the permissiveness of spliceosomes to recognize introns with weak splicing site opens the door for intron gain, and that NMD functions as a failsafe mechanism for weak splicing of new introns, especially in 3 n introns (Jaillon et al. 2008; Farlow et al. 2010).
Would this lead to obstruction and bezoar formation, or would the loss of vagal function be a failsafe device on which the actions of hIAPP and GLP1 to slow gastric emptying are lost?
AS A failsafe business plan it could hardly be bettered.
Still, he also drafted a weaker bill as a failsafe.
(Each method acts as a failsafe: QR codes are sometimes unreadable, while NFC support is missing from Apple's line of iPhones).
As well as acting as a failsafe to keep insecticides away from dragonflies and other insects, the grass is a habitat for wildlife in its own right".
Precisely why aspartate import is so inefficient remains an evolutionary mystery; one possibility is that its scarcity serves as a "failsafe," preventing cells from multiplying until they have all the resources to properly do so.
Congressional passage of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 -- which mandated the provisional ballot as a failsafe and provided states money to update voting technology -- was considered a landmark overhaul that would help prevent another Florida.
They've spent a few years pushing the idea that Obama was really born in Kenya, not in Hawaii — and, as a failsafe, arguing that it doesn't matter where Obama was born, because he himself admits that his father wasn't an American citizen when he was born, and thus he isn't a "natural-born citizen," as the Constitution requires.
