Sentence examples for levels distinct from from inspiring English sources

B1 and MZ B cells displayed TLR mRNA expression levels distinct from B2 and FO cells.

This shows that contact with milk or absence of FCS affects gene regulation in the MEC also at levels distinct from the TLR axis.

It is well established that another of the deiodinase genes, Dio2, is regulated at levels distinct from transcription and that these alter the levels of D2 expression independently of changes in mRNA level [ 37, 52].

The phytochemical mixtures found in the teas, cat's claw and green tea, appear to be more effective than vitamin C in some cell lines and at concentrations that suggest that they may be acting at levels distinct from the mere scavenging of the oxidant signal.

But whether the language faculty does, in fact, include a separate morphological level, distinct from the phonology, is a matter of controversy.

Another way to model commitment is to take it that our intentions operate at a level distinct from our desires, structuring what we are willing to reconsider at any point in our deliberations (e.g. Bratman 1999).

The Global Management subsystem covers the rules for access and use of the system by passengers; pricing and payment controls; various technical or legal rules, notably relating to operating safety, power supply, working conditions, etc. Rules like this are sophisticated, established for a medium-term timeframe and at a high decision-making level, distinct from day-to-day operating concerns.

These data are consistent with tango13 sex-biased regulation of gene expression by tra / tra2 at a level distinct from alternative splicing, perhaps via DSX and/or FRU or further downstream in the pathway.

The mechanism by which I3C inhibited ODC activity was not further investigated in this study, but clearly occurs at a level distinct from the direct enzyme inhibition caused by DFMO.

These findings demonstrate that the OPTX and OPTXGARE promoter reporter systems can be used to report gene induction following increases in cyclic nucleotide levels thereby reporting on a complete pathway mediated through changes in cyclic nucleotide levels as distinct from reporting specific changes in levels of the cyclic nucleotides.

This suggests that the pro-fibrotic effects associated with this specific mutant of PPARγ in the presence of increased AngII levels are distinct from mechanisms driving cardiac hypertrophy at least under these experimental conditions, in contrast to previous studies.