Sentence examples for lesser activation from inspiring English sources

The inhibition of mevalonate synthesis by statins results in a lesser activation of the small GTP-binding proteins, which play a key role in the activation (molecular on/off switches) of intracellular inflammatory signalling pathways.

Whereas Tat alone caused a robust activation of ERK1/2, exposure to morphine resulted in a lesser activation, which was observed only at 5 min post-treatment (Figure S1A).

For justice issues, the subgroup of subjects with higher mMJI scores exhibited greater activation in the left STS, pre-SMA and SMA, and lesser activation of the dACC, and the visual, temporal, ventral prefrontal, and motor cortex than the subgroup of subjects with lower mMJI scale scores (Table S1).

Lesser activation of SC may be a proof of lesser axonal degeneration in PC1-treated animals.

Of some controversy however is whether people with higher intelligence employ greater or lesser activation in these brain regions.

It is also possible that this type of rehabilitation program improves co-activation allowing for a lesser activation.

This assumption is supported by a neuroimaging study in clinically affected Huntington's disease-patients that reported lesser activations in pre-SMA with complex sequential movements (Bartenstein et al., 1997).

Furthermore, it has been suggested that glycation of ApoC-II, a cofactor of LPL, could contribute to lesser LPL activation [ 79].

Together, these findings suggest that endothelial damage, and to a lesser degree activation, may be linked to functional whole blood hypocoagulability in severe sepsis.

Although altered UPS functioning is implicated with diminished cardiac function, it remains unclear whether greater or lesser UPS activation is detrimental with ischemia reperfusion under such conditions.

(69) In NaChBac, altering the conformationally flexible glycine to a serine resulted in a structure more thermally stable (and presumably rigid) than the wild-type channel;(35) when it was changed to an alanine, 30) inactivation (and, to a lesser extent, activation) was significantly altered.