Sentence examples for in the same mechanism from inspiring English sources
These data suggest that the ionic conduction proceeds in the same mechanism as in aqueous alkaline solution.
Therefore, RNF13 likely regulates cytokine secretion in inflammatory cells by modulating t-SNARE assembly, in the same mechanism by which the neuronal SNARE (Vamp2/SNAP25) assembly in the hippocampus is affected (Zhang et al., 2013b).
Interestingly, TIMELESS silencing did not synergize with DNA-PK inhibition in impairing NHEJ, suggesting that they cooperate in the same mechanism of repair.
There was no additional effect of the other pollutant if one is high; therefore it is possible that both pollutants are involved in the same mechanism.
The presence of two distinct hinges in the Bridge Helix raises the question whether BH-HN and BH-HC are involved in the same mechanism during the NAC.
Simulation with bilayers containing the more abundant PIP2 at physiological concentrations also resulted in the same mechanism for the formation of the PTEN membrane complex.
Similar events occurring in vivo would result in vasculitis via the same mechanism [ 1, 2].
Although these mechanisms have not been intensively studied in humans, the same mechanism found in rat models might be involved in the development of muscle weakness in patients with knee OA.
This experimental regime allowed us to examine the fitness associated with the cytochrome P450-mediated permethrin resistance mechanism in ISOP450 (the same mechanism present in the highly permethrin resistant JPAL strain [ 29]) in relation to known environmental stresses, as well as providing a greater understanding of resistance evolution when insecticide selection is relaxed.
"These salamanders developed in parallel the same mechanism for burrowing in the soil, by lengthening their vertebrae - a strategy we thought had evolved only once in salamanders". Interestingly, the Lineatriton genus and a more widespread soil-dwelling salamander of the tropical lowlands, Oedipina, evolved different ways to invade the soil, what biologists call convergence.
