Sentence examples for mechanistic interaction from inspiring English sources

"What we still have not really understood is the mechanistic interaction between them, like how does land use change or the fragmentation of habitats influence the potential responses of a species to climate change," said Hof. Overlapping threats could mean that estimates of the rate of amphibian decline are too optimistic and that populations could decline even faster than previously thought.

Then, tail-to-tail S-AS gene pairs were chosen for further study since they overlapped in the polyadenylation sites and more likely to have mechanistic interaction between antisense transcription and APA.

In parallel, we apply the framework to highlight the mechanistic interaction of network components that remain "stable" across task domains and more "flexible" components associated with on-task reconfiguration.

Based on these results, we predict a mechanistic interaction between C4 and C2 photosynthesis.

10.7554/eLife.02478.014 Figure 5. Mechanistic interaction between C2 and C4 cycle.

This review discusses the mechanistic interaction between predisposing factors and the electrophysiological mechanisms resulting in POAF and their therapeutic implications.

Elucidating mechanistic interactions between monovalent cations (Na+/K+) and engineered nanoparticle surfaces to alter particle stability in polar media have received little attention.

The observed activities and product selectivities for the mixtures were compared to the predicted ones based on the pure zeolite tests assuming its relative contributions to the product yields and conversion with no mechanistic interactions.

Descartes radically reconceptualized the problem by his dualism of matter and mind; life was a problem for which an explanation was to be sought in the mechanistic interactions of matter, and there was the question of how mind was related to the matter in living beings.

Although the chosen subcellular model (HLM) is not able to predict the cellular disposition of PSi nanoparticles in hepatocytes and thus provides limited information of probability of CYP interactions in vivo, the present study suggests that mechanistic interactions by the PSi nanoparticles or the polymer stabilizers may appear if these are effectively uptaken by the hepatocytes.

In cases in which the detailed structure of the network does not permit the transfer of complete formalisms between disciplines, comparison of mechanistic interactions in systems for which we have significant day-to-day experience can provide analogies for interpreting relatively more abstruse biological networks.