Sentence examples for interpreted to involve from inspiring English sources

However, whereas this was previously interpreted to involve intercellular communication through TNTs, we found that Ca2+ signal propagation was abolished – even in TNT-connected cells – after blocking ATP-mediated paracrine signaling with a cocktail of extracellular inhibitors.

Certain members of the P-450 family, including CYP17 and CYP19, catalyze, at the same active site, not only the hydroxylation process but also an acyl carbon bond cleavage reaction which has been interpreted to involve the nucleophilic attack of the ferric-peroxyanion, FeIII O O−, on the acyl carbon to furnish a tetrahedral intermediate which fragments, leading to acyl carbon cleavage.

CI is interpreted to involve a modification-rescue system [6]: Wolbachia in infected males modify the sperm, and the same strain of Wolbachia must be present in the egg to rescue the modification, or the embryo will typically fail to complete development.

Faults recognized on the outer slope of the volcano are interpreted to be involved in hydrothermal fluid circulation.

The subsequent developments in Buffon's thought toward what an older tradition of scholarship mistakenly interpreted to be evolutionism, involved the gradual broadening of his natural-historical or "physical" species to include wider and wider degrees of material relationship.

Then envy may be interpreted so as to involve a preference for the situation in which neither subject nor rival have the good to the one in which rival has it and subject does not.[12] Call this the "envious preference".

Patients may also interpret a physician's wish to involve them in decision-making as a sign of professional insecurity [ 8].

Further work with pH-jump studies revealed multistep kinetics that has been commonly interpreted as involving a PT to the protein surface followed by migration to the interior gated by conformational fluctuations, often implicating His148.

Distributions of dithionite extractable metals and exchangeable cations were compared to interpret processes involved in element redistribution.

Because perceptual learning without transfer to novel stimuli has traditionally been interpreted as involving changes in early visual areas [1], [5], [16], we initially studied the effect of training on early components of the visual evoked response during hits.

Robustness was interpreted as involving stability of G1 steady state and sequence of gene expression from cell cycle START to stationary G1.