Sentence examples for intensely stimulated from inspiring English sources
A number of chitinase-encoding genes were also cloned from C. rosea in recent years, and their expressions were found to be intensely stimulated by the plant pathogens Rhizoctonia solani and Fusarium culmorum (Gan et al. 2007; Mamarabadi et al. 2008).
In a separate counterbalanced section of the experiment, participants judged which hand was more intensely stimulated.
Evidence for multivesicular release is particularly strong for electrically non-excitable cells [ 6, 7, 12], but recent data indicate that it also occurs in intensely stimulated neurons [ 13].
However, sophorose, which is the transglycosylation product of beta-glucosidase, was unable to induce the expression of cellulolytic genes in P. oxalicum [ 20] but intensely stimulated the expression of cellulases in T. reesei [ 38].
When antigen-specific CD4+ T-cells are restored following HAART, these cells may intensely stimulate macrophages and possibly other innate immune cells that produce large amounts of proinflammatory cytokines, resulting in inflammation and tissue destruction [ 31].
However, toxic change in neutrophils reflects morphologic abnormalities acquired under conditions that intensely stimulate neutrophil production, usually in response to severe inflammation, and none of the smears that presented more than 10 leukocytes hpf, expressing inflammation, was associated to severe AV or to adverse events in the present study.
As both lines have high levels of EGFR and thus activate the MEK-ERK cascade intensely when stimulated with EGF [ 37], siRNA-transfected cells were treated with EGF.
Lung, heart, liver and kidney diseases... it all depends on how intensely the receptors become stimulated.
When Mottolese stimulated the same region more intensely, patients believed that they had moved the body parts they'd intended to move even though they hadn't.
Male-female duets always stimulated his creative imagination: he showed how people can be intensely involved and isolated at the same time in a relationship, both cooperating and independent.
