Sentence examples for lack of enhanced from inspiring English sources
This underlined that the predictive potential of catalase activity was not only restricted to mild stress conditions that induced enhanced robustness, but that it could also predict the lack of enhanced robustness following mild stress pretreatment.
The inability of CCRF-CEM/P cells to form significant levels of polyglutamates of N5,N10-methylenete-trahydrofolate, may be responsible for the lack of enhanced cell kill observed when a short exposure to leucovorin is used with fluoropyrimidines.
The lack of enhanced exercise capacity during voluntary running indicated that the absence of myogenin did not confer an increased tendency for wheel-running exercise.
Additionally, mild heat stress did not induce catalase activity and this corresponded to a lack of enhanced robustness towards lethal oxidative stress (no response condition, see Figure 6a).
The lack of enhanced vulnerability to MPTP neurotoxicity with human α-synuclein transgenic mice raised the possibility that human α-synuclein and mouse α-synuclein do not function equally in sensitizing dopaminergic neurons to MPTP toxicity in vivo.
Moreover, some mild stress conditions did not significantly induce the biomarker and this corresponded to a lack of enhanced robustness following mild stress pretreatment (i.e. the so-called no response conditions, see Figure 6a).
The main post-photodynamic therapy complication is extraprostatic necrosis, defined as a lack of enhancement on T1-weighted contrast-enhanced MR images [14] involving the different structures surrounding the prostate.
But at this point, neither that criticism nor the lack of an enhanced subsidy package has hurt New York's chances.
Thus, we provide evidence that through the lack of HPK1, enhanced Rap1 activity affects actin dynamics and the phosphorylation of the focal contact component FAK.
Consistently, lack of p38δ enhanced insulin secretion also in MIN6 cells (see below).
The lack of any enhanced response to β-alanine supplementation by training was confirmed also in types I and II muscle fibres (Kendrick et al. 2009).
