Sentence examples for generalised mechanism from inspiring English sources

A generalised mechanism for NTE has not been described, i.e. it is currently difficult to design microstructures or molecular networks with NTE.

Cleavage of VP2 from BTV-1 or BTV-16 (western and eastern BTV topotypes respectively – [38]) by Culicoides saliva proteins, suggests that this may be a generalised mechanism involved in the uptake and / or transmission pathway of different BTV serotypes and topotypes.

This raises the possibility that TLR-dependent migration of COX-2-expressing MSCs may be a generalised mechanism for epithelial protection in the intestine and colon.

As a generalised mechanism of action, miRNAs suppress endogenous gene expression by binding to the 3′-untranslated region (3′UTR) of large target mRNAs, leading to either translational repression or the cleavage of their target mRNAs (Grothey et al, 2004).

Although the mechanisms of acquired resistance in situ are still poorly understood, studies in vitro have shown that cells selected for resistance to one drug often exhibit cross-resistance to other seemingly unrelated agents, suggesting a somewhat generalised mechanism of resistance.

Interestingly, certain similarities exist between the few known human γδ TCR ligands that might point to some generalised mechanisms by which these cells patrol the periphery.

Leukaemia-initiating cells (LICs), a rare sub-population of cells that propagate leukaemia, have contributed to our knowledge of CICs just as HSCs have long served as an important model for delineating generalised mechanisms underlying regulation of normal stem cell function (Huntly and Gilliland, 2005).

The reaction scheme was based on multiple protonation states of the intermediate in CO2 reduction; the higher the protonation state, the higher was the tendency of the intermediate to form CO. A generalised reaction mechanism for other electrode materials was also proposed.

The conserved nature of this VPA-induced lipid accumulation, observed with both polyunsaturated and saturated fatty acids, suggests a generalised molecular mechanism for VPA in the accumulation of fatty acids within Dictyostelium cells.

In addition, there is good evidence for call comprehension between different species of primates [ 20, 21], between primates and birds [ 22] and between primates and other mammals [ 23], suggesting that such phenomena are driven by a generalised cognitive mechanism that is widely available to animals.

The first mechanism involves generalised and non-specific lymphocyte activation, as revealed by restimulation with naïve DC in vitro.