Sentence examples for interplay mechanisms from inspiring English sources

But the analysis also shows that interplay mechanisms such as norms, ideas and incentives do promote effective institutional interplay and may serve to overcome coordination problems of implementation structures.

The causal and interplay mechanisms of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) associated with complex diseases (complex disease SNPs) investigated in genome-wide association studies (GWAS) at the transcriptional level (mRNA) are poorly understood despite recent advancements such as discoveries reported in the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) and Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTex).

We speculated that early environmental adversities may moderate a proportion of genetic liability to CO2 sensitivity through gene-by-environment interplay mechanisms, and that such mechanisms could be substantiated in man and animals.

In that case, new interplay mechanisms would need to involve, or at least be transparent towards the national taxpayer in order to make any difference.

Zhao et al. [18] analyzed an interplay mechanism amongst the official media, rumor dissemination, and emergency evolution based on the ideas of the trimolecular model.

Some of the potential interplaying mechanisms in the ALDH positive MEC population identified through this study are p21, Lifr and Pparγ mediated cell cycle regulation, regulation of metastasis and expansion of stem cell pool respectively.

Our data suggest a complex interplay between mechanisms of local peripheral tolerance and innate antitumor mechanisms possibly involving NK cell allorecognition as a basis for the differential growth or rejection of B16 tumors in these unique chimeric mice, which we suggest to constitute a valuable new model system for the study of immune-mediated tumor rejection.

Emphasis is given to the role of cortical architecture (the geometry of synaptic connectivity, of the ordered and disordered structure of input feature maps, and of their interplay) as mechanisms underlying cortical responses within the model.

On the basis of empirical findings on reading, Anderson et al. (1985) proposed seventeen recommendations for becoming a "nation of readers" that are still relevant today and which illustrate that improvement in reading attitudes and achievement is subject to a complex interplay of mechanisms such as educational policy, teacher training, and informal learning at home.

Unfortunately, there are still many unknowns regarding the most appropriate management strategy in patients with septic shock and the choice of vasoactive agent (especially second line) involves the weighing of a dynamic interplay of mechanisms and resultant responses of these agents.

Gene-by-environment interplay (GXE) mechanisms assume that genetic variance changes as a function of environmental exposure [20], [21].