Sentence examples for influencing the function of from inspiring English sources

Two years later, Starling coined the term hormone to denote such substances released in a restricted part of the body (endocrine gland), carried by the bloodstream to unconnected parts, where, in extremely small quantities, they are capable of profoundly influencing the function of those parts.

Additionally reported factors influencing the function of SI and thereby triggering carbohydrate malabsorption symptoms are summarized in this part.

As learned from studying ribosomal and transfer RNAs, two of the key features influencing the function of RNA are its structure and post-transcriptional modifications.

Nanomaterials have the unique ability to interface with neural tissue in the nano-scale and are capable of influencing the function of a single neuron.

A guanine (G /thymine (T) common single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) at first position of codon 133 in RASSF1A gene determines an alanine (Ala) to serine (Ser) (Ala133Ser) amino acidic substitution which may alter cancer risk by influencing the function of RASSF1A protein.

In addition, cristae junctions partition the metabolite content of the intracristal and the intermembrane spaces, thus influencing the function of the oxidative phosphorylation system (Pfanner et al., 2014).

This tool enables further evaluation of various factors capable of influencing the functioning of the nervous system as well as response to pharmacological interventions.

Studying a patient like Lonni Sue Johnson allows scientists to "take a complex circuit, remove one of the processors in it, and see how it influences the function of the system".

Although vitamins are often discussed individually, many of their functions are interrelated, and a deficiency of one can influence the function of another.

Prodigiosin due to its hydrophobic properties is proposed to influence the function of biological membranes.

Additionally, SPD promotes chemotaxis of antigen-presenting cells [8] and influences the function of lymphocytes and neutrophils [9, 10].