Sentence examples for hub for integration from inspiring English sources

RhoGTPases represent a unique hub for integration of biochemical and mechanical signals.

The posterior insula is a central network hub for integration of these homeostatic signals to map an interoceptive 'image' of body state (Craig, 2002).

Canonical signalling through mTOR has been widely studied in autophagy, where mTOR acts as an amino acid sensor responding to cellular stress and as the hub for integration of extracellular signals to regulate cell growth (for reviews, see Sarbassov et al., 2005a; Dann and Thomas, 2006; Wullschleger et al., 2006).

The superior colliculus is a hub for multisensory integration necessary for visuo-spatial orientation, control of gaze movements and attention.

show that the mediator, a multisubunit complex, serves as a hub for signal integration and cooperative transcriptional activation by two major antimicrobial signaling avenues, the STAT and NF-κB pathways.

Therefore, rather than acting as a bacterial hormone receptor per se, OryR likely functions by integrating, processing and transmitting plant and bacterial signal molecules, thus acting as a major hub for signal integration and pathway crosstalk.

Functionally important conformational flexibility in the interactions with multiple protein partners has recently been characterized as critical in proteins that act as hubs for the integration of information for DNA repair and DNA replication pathways.

It is possible that, neurons having the role of provincial hubs may be involved in local coordination of neural activity, while, the connector hubs may be responsible for integration of local excitations to produce a coherent response of the entire system.

Mr. Assad's geniality — he is famous for agreeing but not delivering — helped lead Turkey to deepen its relationship with a country it saw as a hub for its vision of regional integration.

The middle temporal gyrus is a potential substrate for integration of dorsal and ventral systems due to its extensive anatomical connectivity, and may be a critical language hub (Turken and Dronkers, 2011).

Furthermore, the consideration of transport logistics hubs within these models differs quantitatively (number and types of hubs) but also qualitatively (detail of hub integration) – also depending on model properties (e.g., scale of analysis, resolution or level of aggregation).