Sentence examples for mimic reported from inspiring English sources
Manipulations to the physical parameters of the scaffold could improve WVTRs to better mimic reported ideal rates.
A default parameter set was developed, partly informed by the literature and partly by constraining the model to mimic reported behavioural features of the system.
Difluoromethylsulfonomethylphenylalanine (F2Smp) is one of the best monoanionic pTyr mimics reported to date.
Unlike lipid vesicles that require careful matching of osmolarities and gentle separation techniques, the cell-mimics reported here with their porous polymer membranes were physically highly stable, easily transferred into new media by centrifugation, and retained full expression capabilities after 2 years of storage.
The explosions also disrupt appetite all symptoms that mimic those reported by soldiers with blast-induced concussions.
This is the first time that an uncharged phosphate mimic is reported in the literature for general, reversible, and substrate-competitive inhibition of PTPs.
The final example of an alkaloid mimic was reported by Zhao et al. in 2011.
These observations specifically mimic the reported cell cycle-dependent localization pattern of PCNA in mammalian cells (Leonhardt et al., 2000; Essers et al., 2005).
Such results can directly inform on drug discovery efforts and, in the case of ATAD2, we predict that such endeavors should be directed towards inhibiting the more challenging ATPase catalytic domain to mimic the reported RNAi phenotype [ 34].
This result indicates that the GRN structure, interaction rules and protein diffusion functions considered in the leaf GRN model are sufficient to generate the two, and no more, stable expression profiles that mimic those reported for leaf hair and non-hair precursor cells in Arabidopsis.
Treatment with AS101 reduced insulin levels and induced SIRT1 expression and activity, leading us to examine whether AS101 treatment can also mimic the reported inhibition of increased insulin levels in SIRT1 overexpressing or activated rodents fed with a high fat diet (HFD) [ 39, 40].
