Sentence examples for leaving unaltered from inspiring English sources

We speculate that CPT-11 activates pro-apoptotic pathways by suppressing IRF-1 expression while leaving unaltered the constitutive down-regulation of IRF-5 in these tumors.

Most techniques rely on the bisulfite conversion of unmethylated cytosine to uracil, and thus to thymine after PCR, leaving unaltered the methylated cytosine [ 13].

The displacement of scatterers or the variation in their geometry with respect to the intended pattern would not change the average properties, leaving unaltered the overall performance of the device.

In this context, our demonstration that a low-dose schedule of 5-AZA-CdR preferentially modulates immunological pathways of tumour cells, leaving unaltered GEP of normal tissues, strongly supports the clinical use of non-cytotoxic doses of DHA as immunomodulatory agents.

It is noteworthy that all three trials comprised patients with diabetes of longstanding duration, and in two of the studies, subjects with previous CV events were included, leaving unaltered (or at least unsettled) the importance of achieving and maintaining good glycemic control from the time of diabetes diagnosis.

A report indicates that sIL-1RAcP associates as ligand-bound to type II sIL-1R, increasing the binding affinity of IL-1α and IL-1β to type II sIL-1R by approximately 100-fold, while leaving unaltered the low binding affinity of IL-1Ra typeype II sIL-1R, thus enhancing inhibition of IL-1 when both IL-1Ra and sIL-1RAcP are present [ 52].

Crucially, the Thatcherite settlement was also left unaltered and led directly to the crash of 2008 and the subsequent depression.

But WCBS and WNYW aired more graphic pictures in which the nudity was blurred but many of the women's faces were left unaltered.

Left unaltered, their rhythm might be subsumed by that of the music or might otherwise dictate the music so much as to make it redundant.

Jones has written a book of tremendous moral intricacy: no relationship here is left unaltered by the bonds of ownership, and liberty eludes most of Manchester County's residents, not just its slaves.

(Pupa is a Polish slang word for "buttocks," which Danuta Borchardt, the translator of the current English edition, ingeniously leaves unaltered, giving the translation some of the weirdness of the original).