Sentence examples for highlighted mechanisms from inspiring English sources

None of the three highlighted mechanisms or nuclear DNA double-strand breaks repair mechanism (BRCA ) match with the mtDNA mutational signature.

Several individual studies have highlighted mechanisms that are effective.

HER-2 enhances cancer cell growth, and a number of in vitro studies have highlighted mechanisms to explain its oncogenic potential [ 18, 19, 21, 29- 31].

We have highlighted mechanisms whereby hypoxia mediates the switch to a pro-angiogenic phenotype, subverts normal apoptotic pathways and maintains high levels of metabolic activity within this stressful microenvironment.

This study has highlighted potential mechanisms that underlie creative behaviour: namely, cognitive factors (creative thinking skills), and affective factors (motivation to innovate and creative self-efficacy; and developed further a method of measuring them.

Caregiver competence is highlighted, and mechanisms for maintaining progress are identified.

Major advances in our understanding of the pathology of chronic arthritis and new imaging techniques have highlighted distinct mechanisms of disease.

The role of topography was also highlighted, as different mechanisms of NO−3 attenuation in the riparian zones are possible depending on the steepness of the hillslope, with differences in slope leading to different velocities and flow rates and impacting on relative dominance of the different mechanisms of NO−3 depletion.

Others extended their studies to include pathologically normal brain regions [12], [18], [20], [21] and these highlighted other biological mechanisms such as G-Protein-coupled receptor signaling and transcriptional regulation.

This has, for example, highlighted key transcriptional mechanisms in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Famili et al. 2003; Bordel et al. 2010; Osterlund et al. 2013).

Using a whole-body RNA-seq approach, we instead revealed some potentially useful mechanisms, highlighted above, that may be involved in sex allocation behavior at a more fundamental level.