Sentence examples for mechanisms enacted from inspiring English sources

Another possibility is that defects in the main bouton in adult knockout mice result from compensatory mechanisms enacted to dampen the dramatic increase in CA3 neuron excitability during development.

Notably, miR-126-3p miR-126-3p miR-126-3pexpressionted, seemsfically, down-regulatod, in various age-related disorders, suggesting that the compensatory mechanisms enacted be senescent/deregulatednal cellspecificallyluntedown-regulateded condinions sharing an unbalanced pro-inflammatory background [ 53].

One of the scales, the widely used 40-item HIV Stigma Scale (HSS-40) by Berger et al. (2001) [ 6], has the advantage that it is differentiates between all three stigma mechanisms (enacted, anticipated, internalized) for HIV-infected individuals, as suggested by Earnshaw and Chaudoir [ 13].

Classically, apoptotic mechanisms enact programmed cell death, although they are increasingly being identified in roles outside of cell death.

By building on the work of Willem and Gemmel and their observations of clinical networks, we describe how the hierarchical, relational and contractual mechanisms are enacted in a research network, and in doing so extend the literature in this area.

The agreement, signed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, under the supervision of the African Union, sets a timetable and the mechanisms to enact a cooperation agreement signed by both countries last September.

Other hypotheses specify mechanisms of enacting these intentionalities.

Multiple mechanisms may contribute to displacement concurrently, particularly in vector-borne pathogens where different mechanisms may be enacted in the host and the vector [ 15].

Notably, duplications, deletions, inversions and translocations of whole genes would not have been possible without a mechanism to enact them, and there is elegance in the mechanism of homology and recombination that is able to produce quite different outcomes based on different parameters of the situation, and that indeed is also the basis of sexual recombination.

In the UK, they are advanced as a mechanism for enacting the changes called for under clinical governance.

A few international legal mechanisms have already been enacted such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ("ICCPR") which grants minorities the right "to enjoy culture and to use language".