To test whether these genes potentially function as drivers or are simply outcomes of repeated fasting, we examined how one-time fasting affects the expression of these genes.
By integration, the internalized values become embedded into the sense of the individual's self and function as drivers of pursuing a goal.
Thus, the nature of tacit knowledge and the importance of the knowledge to innovation make collaboration indispensable to the capacity of research and innovation to effectively and efficiently function as drivers of economic growth and development.
In this study we monitored molecular interactions of HSA21 genes that might function as drivers of dosage effects.
Changing socio-political conditions function as drivers for reforms of health professionals' education, for example by requiring inclusion of new educational objects.
A year later another group of miRs, (miR-192, -194 and −215) was identified as targets of p53 and their ability to increase the level of CDKN1A (p21CIP1) and to function as drivers of cell cycle arrest was established [ 17].
Technological change – Romer demonstrates how knowledge can function as a driver of long-term economic growth.
Inequality causes shorter, unhealthier and unhappier lives; it increases the rate of teenage pregnancy, violence, obesity, imprisonment and addiction; it destroys relationships between individuals born in the same society but into different classes; and its function as a driver of consumption depletes the planet's resources.
His work has focused on confronting the rapid pace of technological change by showing how knowledge can function as a driver of long-term economic growth.
Conversely, an amplified or deleted gene that is upregulated or downregulated only minimally, in a statistically non-significant manner in patient data can still function as a driver gene if it alters the expression of its network neighbourhood.
The elevated infiltration of the adipose tissue with immune cells seems to function as the driver for the emergence of defects in insulin signaling, ie, insulin resistance; increase in adipocyte number and size, ie, obesity; and plaque destabilization and rupture, ie, atherogenesis.
