Sentence examples for lesser formation of from inspiring English sources

This translates into low amount of free MTX and lesser formation of active MTX metabolites in hepatocytes.

HU affects the expression of genes for matrix deposition and maturation, BMP1 and PCOLCEs, in the growth plate and in the bone cells, suggesting a lesser formation of cross linked collagen fibers and impaired bone matrix maturation.

Furthermore, we found that although Mdm2-Mdm4 has a better affinity upon Rps27l deletion, a much reduced amount of Mdm4 in Rps27l−/− MEFs results in a reduced level of Mdm2-bound Mdm4, thus lesser formation of the Mdm2-Mdm4 heterodimer.

Simulation results using this model suggest that some of the 90Sr could have been transported very rapidly immediately after the release with the acceleration facilitated by competition for cation exchange sites with high sodium concentrations in the released liquid and calcium dissolved from calcite, and to a lesser extent by formation of aqueous complexes with nitrate.

All bacteria strongly induced the production of TNF-alpha, IL-6 and, to a lesser extent, the formation of IL-1ss in mouse macrophages.

However, wound closure in the rodent back models relies heavily on tissue contraction and to a lesser degree on the formation of new tissue [ 3].

Sedimentary rocks, typically Krol and Blaini formation of the Lesser Himalaya shape this landscape, with dolomitic limestone and shales being the most common types (Pal et al. 2012).

Mouse ES (embryonic stem) cell in vitro differentiation assays with Prh−/− cells, together with in vivo differentiation assays, and chimaeric mouse analyses, have revealed that PRH is required for differentiation of the haemangioblast into haematopoietic progenitors and, to a lesser extent, endothelial progenitors, but that formation of the haemangioblast is unaffected [ 55].

The prime candidates for this additional mechanism are the enzymatic biotransformation of initially nontoxic (nonoxidizing) organic compounds into toxic derivatives and, to a lesser degree, the nonenzymatic, catalyst-mediated formation of free radicals such as hydroxyl radicals via Fenton chemistry by, for example, transition metals.

To a lesser extent the similar tendency disturbs the formation of PSS-stabilized colloids on the basis of butyl-malonate substituted thiacalix[4]arene.

These pores had diameter lesser than 25 nm which enabled the formation of nanorods.