Sentence examples for kept quiescent from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate how the natural convection pattern stabilizes, the previously used coarse model with 5 × 1 × 5 grid blocks (5 grid blocks in the x-direction, 1 grid block in the y-direction, and 5 grid blocks in the z-direction with each grid block having dimensions of 500 m × 100 m × 500 m) is kept quiescent for 1 million years.

Because the bounding layers give a wider, evenly spaced, and more realistic temperature profile (realistic in a sense that any GOM geopressured aquifer is bound by other formations that conduct heat in and out of the reservoir), all production cases discussed below are initialized and kept quiescent for 1000 years.

These observations suggest that tissue progenitor cells in mice with p16 induction may have been kept quiescent or slowly replicating, rather than senescent or differentiated, and rebounded upon Dox withdrawal, driven in part by feedback regulation involving Cdk activity.

Recent evidence indicates that murine VSELs are kept quiescent in adult tissues and protected from teratoma formation by epigenetic modification of imprinted genes that regulate insulin/insulin like growth factor signaling (IIS).

According to this hypothesis, the endosteal niche keeps HSCs quiescent and regulates their migration to the vascular niche, where differentiation occurs according to the organism's demand.

In summary, ephrin-induced Eph receptor forward signaling in nontransformed mammary epithelial cells appears to transduce an inhibitory signal that may keep cells quiescent and noninvasive [ 34, 35, 37].

This phenomenon will be discussed below in the context of the developmental origin of VSELs and the mechanisms that keep them quiescent in adult tissues and prevent them from uncontrolled proliferation and teratoma formation [ 67, 72].

First, since IGF2 is an autocrine factor for these cells, downregulation of expression of Igf2 and RasGrf1 together with upregulation of Igf2R, which is a decoy receptor for IGF2, keeps VSELs quiescent.

Our data clearly shows that immunomodulatory MSCs abundantly express several molecules also secreted by osteoblasts in the context of the HSC niche synapse where they may keep HSCs quiescent while supporting their survival.

In other words, Snail acts as a gatekeeper or manacle to keep hepatocytes quiescent in the adult liver, and GSK-3β has a role to free hepatocytes from this restraint and induce their proliferation as a result of the initial regenerative responses to hepatic damage.

But these arguments, while important, must be weighed against the appeals of Libyan opposition fighters for international help, and now, astonishingly, against support for a no-flight zone by some of the same governments that have kept their populations quiescent by holding up the specter of foreign intervention.