Sentence examples for initiating pattern from inspiring English sources

Since the NMDA receptor channel has a longer opening-duration, it has been speculated by computational biologists that the NMDA receptor might be a candidate molecule for initiating pattern completion within the auto-associative memory network during memory retrieval.

The defects in the eye, leg and wing discs are similar to those found in adults with mutations in certain genes, such as cut, or mutations that disrupt hormonal signaling necessary for initiating pattern formation of the imaginal discs (e.g. [31]).

The major implication of this paper is that the design of soft matrix geometry determines the microcrack initiating patterns and impacts the local transmission mechanism of biocomposites.

This suggests that once adipogenic commitment is initiated, patterns of chromatin modifications tend to stabilize.

Parameter settings were selected such that NF-κB/Dorsal-dependent sog activation is necessary in order to initiate patterning.

In the transition from childhood to adulthood adolescents make lifestyle choices and initiate patterns of behaviour that affect both their current and future well-being and health [ 1- 6].

Plant-pathogen interaction is viewed as a multi-layered process, where in the first layer of the defence system plants can recognize conserved microbe- or pathogen-associated molecular patterns (MAMPs or PAMPs) and initiate pattern-triggered immunity (PTI) [ 15].

(K ) Upon loss of active NF-κB/Dorsal (d = 0) due to either KD of Toll1 or KD of dl1, early activation of sog (P ) is insufficient to initiate patterning resulting in uniformly high BMP signaling.

Toll remains essential at the ventral side to initiate patterning, and therefore, it would be highly interesting to monitor Toll activity by looking at the NF-κB/Dorsal distribution.

Immediately afterwards, Altman initiated a pattern that would run throughout his career - following a successful film with one that almost seemed calculated to deliver setbacks.

The reconstruction of the city after the Great Fire of 1871 initiated a pattern of building innovation that expanded in the late 1880s with a wave of new office structures that were dubbed skyscrapers, a term reputedly coined in Chicago but which New York also claims.