Sentence examples for mechanisms that constitute from inspiring English sources

The recent determination of the crystal structures of nuclear receptor ligand-binding domains has provided an extremely detailed insight into the intra- and intermolecular mechanisms that constitute the initial events of receptor activation and signal transduction.

Understanding the molecular signal and the genetic mechanism operative in B149 should have impact beyond the study of susceptibility of TEV, viz., other viral host interactions, propagative control mechanisms and possibly novel genetic mechanisms that constitute cellular machinery.

The mechanisms that constitute the genetic basis of morphological asymmetry in Drosophila obviously require further study.

To gain insight into these questions, one can construct the underlying mechanisms that constitute the web of interactions.

These studies have revealed key components and underlying mechanisms that constitute the dynamically evolving repertoire of the mosquito's systemic and local epithelial immunity [ 1].

This mixed methods study will examine the experiences of patients, family caregivers and professional caregivers in order to provide insight into the mechanisms that constitute successful palliative care integration.

Autophagy is a catabolic cytoprotective mechanism that constitutes a cellular defense against stress induced by starvation (Madeo et al., 2010).

From a kinematics perspective, two types of designs exist: constrained, where the mechanism that constitutes the prosthesis fixes the axis of rotation between vertebrae, and unconstrained, where this axis is not fixed.

Taking into consideration a range of factors, she links the French "malaise" to "the ensemble of psychological and ideological mechanisms and dispositions that constitute the process of the transformation of experiences into well-being" — in other words, French culture.

In short, there appears to be a whole battery of mechanisms and entities that constitute what has been called "hereditary respiration" (Gros 1991, 337).

Each process leaves a mutation signature on the cancer genome defined by the mechanisms of DNA damage and repair that constitute it.