Sentence examples for involved selectively from inspiring English sources

The research involved selectively killing mouse nerve cells with a receptor for a neurotransmitter called substance P, one of a cocktail of chemicals released by nerve cells after the nerve ending senses a painful stimulus.

These results suggest that the striatal neurons are involved selectively in the acquisition of LTM under the weak conditioning, but not in that of STM.

What if Christie had not been hit by a scandal involving selectively barricaded lanes on the George Washington Bridge?

But that involves selectively remembering the past.The NRC's report on NASA and the Mars mission comes to a striking conclusion about why Americans still fly into space at all.

The method involves selectively etching the matrix over a prescribed length of composite and subsequently measuring the extension of the relaxed fibers relative to neighboring fibers that are still embedded within the matrix material.

Biofortification, a relatively new technique, involves selectively breeding staple plant varieties to increase specific nutrient levels in plant tissues.

The procedure involves selectively catheterising the hepatic artery; in some cases, for example where there is only a single tumour present, superselective catheterisation of the artery feeding the tumour may be performed.

However it should be noted that practice-induced activity changes in those studies were either not accompanied with improved performance [39], or selectively involved response selection [38].

Given Mfn1/2 and Drp1 are known substrates of parkin, we wondered that parkin may be involved in selectively degradation of Mfn1/2 and Drp1 in STR and SN regions and thus further compared the protein levels of a number of mitochondrial and autophagy markers in wild-type and germline parkin exon 3 knockout mice (parkin −/−) (Goldberg et al., 2003).

For example, if these regions are involved in selectively attending to a location and this process is implemented competitively between the two visual fields [e.g. as in biased competition, 39], they may receive inhibitory inputs from regions representing the other visual field.

It was reported that the AVIs of lisianthus do not have a surrounding membrane, but, as with sweet potato, may have protein components that are involved in selectively binding specific anthocyanin structures.