Sentence examples for further feedback loop from inspiring English sources

A further feedback loop exploits the fault estimation to accommodate faults affecting the system.

We point out that this scenario of a noise-induced transition between the two Nanog states does not require the existence of any further feedback loop within the core network to consistently explain the experimentally observed Nanog variations.

The results reported here suggest that longer term exposure of D-cells to gastrin and G-Gly also stimulates a further negative feedback loop by enhancing subsequent somatostatin release thus providing a means to restrain acid hypersecretion caused by hypergastrinaemia and control longer term acid secretion.

The artists then provide Dan Ariely and the researchers at the Center for Advanced Hindsight with new lenses to reflect upon their research, furthering the feedback loop between scientists and artists.

TGF-β1 further initiated a feedback loop stimulating endothelial Semaphorin3A expression, thereby amplifying the stabilizing signals.

We further investigate the feedback loop by simultaneously varying c ime1 and c sok2.

These results suggest that proper function of NMD reduces the ER stress further supporting the feedback loop between NMD and UPR mechanisms (Fig  7).

Finally, the evidence that EZH2 binds the miR-101 gene promoter highlighted a direct effect of the oncogene on miR-101 expression further supporting a feedback loop involving the two molecular players.

Focal adhesion kinase mediates the interferon-gamma-inducible GTPase-induced phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase/Akt survival pathway and further initiates a positive feedback loop of NF-kappaB activation.

Moreover, as IKKβ activation leads to the activation of NFκB, this, in turn, may promote a positive feedback loop, further enhancing cytokine – and therefore VEGF – secretion in KS.

Collectively, the above findings demonstrate that other components of the Rho1 mediated PKC1-MAPK pathway are not involved in the inhibitory feedback loop, further endorsing the notion that the loop constitutes a direct phosphorylation of Rom2, and possibly, of Rom1, by Mpk1.