Sentence examples for innate driving from inspiring English sources

The non ground-effect cars have laughably low amounts of grip compared to their modern counterparts, and they generally offer a much greater test of your innate driving skills.

He explained this by saying that the same innate force driving increasing complexity caused the organs of an animal (or a plant) to change based on the use or disuse of those organs, just as exercise affects muscles.

The role of T-cells in ECM is well explored, but monocytes/macrophages have received much less attention despite a potentially important role in driving innate and initiating acquired immune responses.

We therefore suggest a model in which the accumulation of DEM CD4 T cells is the result of antigen-driven expansion under conditions when the immune system is exposed to microbial material, including components of HIV, driving innate immune activation.

Low and Witte [ 6] investigate the central role of type I interferons (IFNs) driving innate immunity.

Here we compare the involvement of IL-1 in driving innate immune responses in multiple tissues including the brain.

Each epithelial sub-type can produce specific immune modulating factors, driving innate immunity to pathogens as well as preventing autoimmunity.

122 Most likely, in the gut, the VN communicates with immune cells increasing the cholinergic tone, thus reducing mucosal inflammation and driving innate immune cells into a tolerogenic phenotype.

These data reveal previously unknown tissue-specific requirements for IL-1 in driving innate immunity and suggest that IL-1-mediated inflammation in the brain could be selectively targeted without compromising systemic innate immune responses that are important for resistance to infection.

Thus, we are not able to determine if innate monocyte activation is driving TF activity in our subjects.

Akirin was therefore identified as a new component of the IMD pathway driving the innate immune response after an immune challenge with Gram-negative bacteria (Ferrandon et al, 2007; Goto et al, 2008).