Sentence examples for in line with a model from inspiring English sources

The conversion was in line with a model comprising product formation and stripping kinetics.

They are in line with a model in which the left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex is a relay station that integrates information about subcortically triggered somatic responses and information resulting from in-depth cortical stimulus processing.

This is in line with a model of hypoxic preconditioning in brain where it was shown that differential gene regulation was low between 12 and 18 hours of reoxygenation [ 33].

In line with a model proposed by Singh and colleagues [ 46], modifying alternative respiration by constitutive expression of AOX or the dominant-negative mutant AOX-E affected the outcome of infection by viruses.

All these results are in line with a model where axonal regeneration is regulated at two levels: (i) the cell body, where intrinsic neuronal mechanisms determine the entry of the cell into a growth mode after an axonal injury has occurred, and (ii) the growing axon tip, which is exposed to cues in its environment, many of which are growth-inhibitory in the adult CNS.

Our model is also in line with a recent model of obesity that proposes a switch between top-down control to mesolimbic responses driving impulsive eating behaviour [ 93].

BXA43 hydrolysed X 2, X3, and X4 in line with a suggested model for XOS utilisation in BB-12 that includes uptake via an ATP binding cassette (ABC) oligosaccharide transport system whose components were identified in the secreted (secretome) and the membrane proteomes of BB-12 grown on XOS; BB-12 is incapable of growing on xylose as the sole carbon source (Gilad et al. 2011; 2012).

However, this also requires a new role for clinicians in line with a partnership model of treatment.

Among these alternatives, two quickly gained traction: the role of obstetrical complications and the infectious hypothesis, falling in line with a neurodevelopmental model of schizophrenia.

However, the national recommendations state that women with certain circumstances could have a CS even if there are no medical or obstetric reasons for it [ 17], which is in line with a relational model of decision-making [ 26].

The inverse association between Snail expression and expression of ER has also been described for breast cancer cell lines [ 26] and is in line with a current model depicting transcriptional repression of Snail as a secondary biological effect of the ER [ 27, 28].