Sentence examples for mimics and a from inspiring English sources

This pictorial review aims to acquaint the reader with the pathology and clinical features of otosclerosis, the classical imaging appearances on CT and MRI, a radiological checklist for preoperative CT evaluation of otosclerosis, imaging mimics and a few examples of post-stapedectomy imaging and complications.

miRNA mimics and a scrambled control mimic were transfected into two well-characterised GIST cell lines, that is, GIST-T1 and GIST-882.

To determine the effects of miR-17, miR-20a and miR-222 overexpression on KIT and ETV1, both mRNA and protein levels were examined 72 h after transfection of GIST cell lines with the miRNA mimics and a negative control.

To determine the effect of miR-17, miR-20a and miR-222 overexpression on cell viability and apoptosis, GIST cells were transfected with miRNA mimics and a scrambled control mimic.

Overexpression/knockdown studies indicated a significant decrease in the percentage of DDP-induced apoptotic cells when miR-31 was increased via mimics and a marked increase in DDP-induced apoptotic cells when miR-31 inhibitors were introduced, thus suggesting that miR-31 exerts an antiapoptotic effect in DDP-induced apoptosis through the inhibition of ABCB9.

The availability of all three AM-bound structures thus provides a detailed structural basis to explain the delicate structure-activity relationship of these ABA mimics, and a rational framework for designing the next generation of ABA analogs for applications in drought stress management for agricultural crops.

There are exaggerated whoops and dizzying light displays to mimic the 12-and-a-half jelly shots you'd have to neck to stand it all.

Mr. Guest, a remarkable mimic and a skilled musician as well as an imaginative filmmaker, has the comedic wisdom to play such ridiculous material nearly straight.

One thing that is clear from her Fearne Cotton sketch is that she's a good mimic and a reasonable actor.

That success brought Baldwin the first of many invitations to guest-host "Saturday Night Live" — so launching an admired secondary career as a mimic, and a parodist of such alpha males as Robert De Niro.

Marion Davies was a mimic and a parodist and a very original sort of comedienne, but though Hearst liked her to make him laugh at home, he wanted her to be a romantic maiden in the movies, and — what was irreconcilable with her talent — dignified.