Sentence examples for mediate the reduced from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, a new algorithm for error correction could mediate the reduced length problem faced in this study.

The restart of stalled replication forks by TLS was shown to mediate the reduced cytotoxicity of cisplatin in MMR-deficient cells (Lin et al, 2006).

These mediators, particularly tumor necrosis factor (TNF), interleukin (IL -1, platelet actIL -1ng factor, and plateletactivatinge thought to mediate the reduced peripheral vascular resistance seen in septic shock [ 4, 5, 6].

Furthermore, given differences observed between the EGF- and HPX-induced transcriptional profiles, particularly for signalling ligands where the receptor also has strong increases in transcript abundance, such as HBEGF/EGFR and VEGFA/KDR, we hypothesised that pro-survival signalling through AKT may mediate the reduced efficacy of MEK-1/2 inhibitors under hypoxic conditions.

Further investigation showed that for Ser it was the deletion of the entire side chain to glycine rather than the removal of the hydroxy group that mediated the reduced inhibition.

This indicates that patients' subjective perceptions and judgments about treatment are more complex than our empirical model (e.g., perceived hypoglycemia prevention did not mediate the effect of reducing insulin dose, implicating negative perceptions of insulin beyond hypoglycemia risk) (23); these should be studied in future research.

Hypoxia-inducible factors (HIFs) regulate the transcription of genes that mediate the response to hypoxia (reduced O2 availability) [36].

These mutations may therefore mediate the antimalarial drug response by reducing AP2-mu binding affinity to the membrane cargo and thus decreasing the efficiency of endocytotic trafficking of membrane proteins.

To what extent do these changes in trauma-related memory functions and cognitions mediate the effectiveness of NET in reducing PTSD symptoms, depressive symptoms and psychological distress symptoms, increasing resilience and improving cognitive performance?

Secondary hypotheses predict that: (a) any reduction in compliance will be mediated by reduced conviction in the perceived power of the persecuting voice, (b) CTCH will reduce delusional distress and depression, but (c) we are not predicting any change in the frequency or topography of voices per se.

The glutathione mediated reduced ascorbate may, therefore, affect the ethylene production.