Sentence examples for highly primed from inspiring English sources

αS is naturally a highly expressed brain protein, so it is not surprising that transgenic overexpression renders these mice highly primed to the induction of protein aggregation.

Moreover, Hietbrink et al. [ 17] and Kanters et al. [ 18] reported that lung fluid neutrophils from three patients with ALI were in a highly primed state characterized by elevated expression of an epitope that the authors later classified as 'activated' FcγRIIa.

The adoption of a predatory lifestyle and the loss of the thick coating of fur that separates Homo sapiens from our primate relatives must have produced heavy selection pressure, favoring a highly primed innate immune system because frequent injuries to our thin integument would inevitably occur.

An ideal DNA barcoding marker for taxonomic classification should be fast-evolving to allow classification at the species level but must also contain highly conserved priming sites and be highly reliable for DNA amplification and sequencing [ 40].

The efficient mechanism for the rapid extension and controlled termination of RNA primers by Pol α uncovered here seems ideally suited for the frequently repeated, highly integrated priming events taking place on the lagging strand template.

At the immunological level, the treatment led to a highly efficient priming of CD4+ T cells and consequent activation and maturation of CD8+ CTL effector cells, as demonstrated by in vivo depletion and adoptive cell-transfer experiments (Mortara et al, 2007).

"Kate Kane soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence," said a brief for the show.

These data suggest that stimulation of DCs through Dectin-1 is highly effective in priming cytotoxic T cell responses.

Quite interestingly, the ES2 epitope-scaffold, which elicited virtually undetectable antibodies to the 2F5 epitope as either a prime or a boost in the homologous setting, efficiently boosted responses specific for the 2F5 epitope once primed by the highly immunogenic ES5 protein (Fig 4B).

Our results showing that highly related prime-target word pairs displayed a shorter latency and higher correct response than nonrelated prime-target word pairs or NW pairs support the semantic priming effect.

And regulators, in particular the Bank of England, need to get their teeth around our unsuitable, highly sub prime exposure to dirty, climate changing oil, coal and gas".