Sentence examples for its conferred from inspiring English sources
Enzymes with the greatest flux control through pathways are likely targets of natural selection [ 5- 7], due to the probability of fixation of any adaptive change associated to its conferred advantage.
HIV infection on its own conferred increased risk of developing OSCC (odds ratio [OR] 2.3; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.0 5.1; P = 0.03).
Some of these data are opposed to our study in which DKK1 was upregulated in cisplatin-surviving NSCLC clones and its knockdown conferred cisplatin sensitivity.
We established that elevated amounts of Cdc48 or its cofactor Vms1 conferred tolerance against UBB+1 expression.
Through Himmelman, we understand Bradlee has earned that respect; it's not conferred via myth or unvarnished adulation.
Its success should be judged from the conferred clinical impact after implementation of its findings in everyday practice.
Therefore, although it remains to be shown biochemically, it appears probable that O. novo-ulmi H327 can produce ST and aflatoxin such a capacity, especially for ST, appears to be somewhat common within members of the Pezizomycotina (Rank et al. 2011) and its presence in multiple phytopathogens implies a conferred advantage when attacking plant hosts.
Compared with its full-spectrum action on LPS effects, TAK-242 conferred partial protection against stearate-induced inflammation and insulin resistance.
All SNPs were re-parameterized so that the reference allele conferred low risk and the variant allele conferred elevated risk.
To take another example, it was reported that in Drosophila, TDP-43 bound to pri-miR-9a pri-miR-9a pri-miR-9alito and the expression level of the maintainequence, and that TDP-43 conferred robustness to neuronal specitscation through miR-9a (Li et al., 2012b).
It was reported that 1.4%and5.6%6% of the isolates conferred intermediate and full resistance to ampicillin respectively, 10.8% and 4.3% conferred intermediate and full resistance to SXT respectively, 1% and 10% conferred intermediate and full resistance to chloramphenicol respectively (table 3).
