Sentence examples for integrated upstream from inspiring English sources
Characteristic variables (built from interface flux vectors) are integrated upstream from interfaces along their trajectories to compute time-averaged fluxes over a time step.
E. coli OST4251 became sensitive to n-hexane because IS2 and IS5 became integrated upstream from the imp/ostA gene, which is involved in organic solvent sensitivity (Abe et al.2003; Ohtsu et al.2004).2004
As his research progressed, he knew he'd need to get his kernel components integrated upstream if they were to have any real chance of practical application: no one was likely to compile a custom kernel just for a clustered file system.
TEs, when inserted and integrated upstream of a gene, may change the expression pattern of the gene [29]; in an exon they may produce a new protein domain [29], [30]; and when inserted into an intron TE may to produce a de novo protein [31], [32].
An intracisternal A particle (IAP) retrotransposon was found to have integrated upstream of the agouti gene.
A vestigial Mu-like phage integrated upstream of cipA is also present in the genome of C. jejuni M1 (ST-137, ST-45 complex).
mTORC1 negatively regulates autophagy by integrating upstream activating signals emitted by growth factors, amino acids, glucose, and energy through the PI3K/Akt PI3K/Akt0.
In line with the model's predictions, we find that whether a firm integrates upstream or downstream suppliers depends crucially on the elasticity of demand for its final product.
In this rendering, master regulators of tumor homeostasis (white) integrate upstream genetic and epigenetic events (yellow) and regulate downstream genes (purple) responsible for implementing cancer programs such as proliferation and migration.
An effective process to integrate upstream and downstream consumer data.
OsMKK6 expression level remain highest in overall tissues and the stresses, as analyzed by MPSS suggesting it as one of the key member of MKK, being integral part of almost all the MAPK cascade and plays an important function in integrating upstream signals for appropriate cellular responses.
