Sentence examples for mitigated growth from inspiring English sources
Our results revealed that the rising atmospheric CO2 mitigated growth reduction imposed by Cu in plants grown at 45 mM Cu, leading to leaf Cu concentration bellow than 270 mg Kg−1 Cu, caused by an evident dilution effect.
Our results show that the endogenous expression of APP was enhanced by copper in DU145 cells and that the over-expression of any of the three major APP isoforms mitigated copper-induced growth inhibition.
As GREM1, FRZB and DKK1 were able to inhibit hypertrophic differentiation in articular cartilage and mitigated longitudinal bone growth in explanted mouse fetal long bones [ 23], we investigated whether PTHrP and IHH were able to influence their mRNA expression.
"Consumers who drove a prolonged period of growth and mitigated the effects of the bursting of the technology and telecoms' bubble are becoming more cautious.
It is believed that incorporation of MWCNT mitigated secondary nucleation and growth on the surface of the primary nanodiscs.
How can these challenges be mitigated or addressed in order to promote sustainable growth of the region and the empowerment of women in the society?
This effect is mitigated in those specialties in which there has been growth in the residencies offered and those which have younger population pyramids, which often correspond to those that have a high proportion of women (which in turn has an opposite effect because of their higher dropout and retirement rate).
To address the research question how can these challenges be mitigated or addressed to satisfaction in order to promote the continuing growth of the region and the empowerment of women in society?, we looked into the strategies that the women entrepreneurs of the region employ in order to tackle the socio-cultural issues that they face.
We showed that ectopic expression of ST6GalNAcI in a gastric cancer cell line induced surface expression of sTn and resulted in enhanced intraperitoneal metastasis and tumor growth, and shortened survival time, the latter of which was mitigated by administration of anti-sTn mAb.
However, the application of SA or EBL mitigated the toxic effects of NaCl stress on maize seedlings and considerably improved growth traits, photosynthetic pigments, proline, RWC%, CAT and POX enzyme activities as well as leaf anatomy.
The potential limitation of cell lines is further mitigated by the use of non-malignant controls to filter adaptation to ex vivo growth and by use of multiple samples.
