Sentence examples for lead to rescue from inspiring English sources
The inevitable compromises could easily lead to rescue plans that fail.
Even extensive mutagenesis of this chimera to make the C2B domain more similar to that of synaptotagmin-1 did not lead to rescue of fast release.
Next, we verified that leaky expression from the Upf2 cDNA transgene did not lead to rescue of NMD target gene levels by comparing expression between the experimental and control samples at the prior-to-heat shock time point, and removed any genes that differed in expression by more than 50% between the two condition.
Yet even with computers to pinpoint the homes of the missing, officials say, finding the victims is an especially vexing task, lacking the usual clues that lead to rescues.
Their intelligence on the location of the captives, along with some information of the capability of Islamic State fighters in those areas, has been shared with various international and local agencies, in the hope that it might lead to rescues.
Meanwhile, two natives of the Solomon Islands found his crew, which eventually led to rescue by the Navy.
In orc, the application of low concentrations of the AUX1-dependent auxin 2,4-D led to rescue of trichoblast polarity, suggesting that while auxin influx does not appear to be defective, auxin response or availability might be [31].
Previously we showed that cutting off the root led to rescue of the first leaf pair [ 9].
Transformation of the wsc1 ∆ mutant with WSC1-GFP (wsc1 ∆:: WSC1-GFP) led to rescue of mat formation and temperature sensitivity phenotypes, thus confirming that it is fully functional.
Complementing the skn7 ∆ mutation with both the active and inactive mutant forms of Skn7p led to rescue of the mat formation defect of skn7 ∆.
This is consistent with the observation of Santacruz and colleagues that inhibition of transgene expression in this mouse led to rescue of the memory impairment, but had no effect on the continued accumulation of abnormally phosphorylated or aggregated tau [ 12].
