Sentence examples for mediated support from inspiring English sources

Therefore, condensin II could be seen as more broadly regulating the mechanical properties of chromatin mediated support of the nuclear envelope.

We summarised these as an 'online retail approach' that emphasises patient autonomy and choice; a 'public health promotion/surveillance' approach that emphasises outreach to support behaviour change or monitoring of service access and a 'supported care' approach that references a need for health care professional mediated support during use of the online service (Table 3).

Examples include a web based information system that improved blood glucose control in type 2 diabetes patients [ 3], a computer mediated support group that improved emotional wellbeing and reduce negative mood in a group of women with breast cancer [ 4], and a personalised computer-based educational programme that reduced hospital admissions and improved morbidity in adults with asthma [ 5].

Handel has enjoyed the in-person and Twitter-mediated support of Trump, whose proven double edge she's willing to endure.

Wang W, Zimmerman G, Huang X, Yu S, Myers J, Wang Y, et al. Aberrant notch signaling in the bone marrow microenvironment of acute lymphoid leukemia suppresses osteoblast-mediated support of hematopoietic niche function.

We propose that the VEGFR+/CCR2+/CXCR4−/Tie2− macrophage-mediated support of metastasis may not be able to compensate for the reduction in DCCs caused by macrophages depletion during early dissemination in primary sites.

In TIEG1−/− mice, in which TIEG1 is missing in all cells, the defect in osteoblast-mediated support of osteoclast differentiation likely mitigates the cell-autonomous defects in the osteoclast lineage cells that suppress mature osteoclast apoptosis.

Thus, whatever its molecular action may be, the pathology behind CHED seems to involve a loss of SLC4A11-mediated support of "pump" function.

Future experiments are planned to demonstrate the cell-cell interactions of hSC within the scaffold in relation to direct, contact-mediated support of axonal regeneration.

We cannot rule out that in a coculture setup, contact-mediated support of neurite outgrowth is also important for neurite outgrowth.

Since CD80 and CD86 (the ligands of CD28) are expressed on osteoclasts [11], we suggest that co-stimulation of CD28 on γδ T cells and on CD4+ T cells may be the cell-contact-dependent mechanism responsible for the osteoclast-mediated support of γδ and CD4+ T cell survival and IL-2-induced γδ T cell proliferation.