Sentence examples for models of forced from inspiring English sources

Animal models of forced overexpression after birth, as well as conditional knock-outs of the different RXR isoforms on Schwann cells should provide further mechanistic insights into the role of RXRs on Schwann cell differentiation and subsequent peripheral myelin formation.

Murine models of forced cyclin D1a overexpression show limited oncogenic capacity (Wang et al, 1994); moreover, tumor development is not fully penetrant and is quite latent.

It is notable that even transgenic models of forced cyclin D1a overexpression show quite limited capacity for tumor formation, which is latent, and requires co-expression of the Erbb2 oncogene for robust tumor induction in younger mice (Wang et al, 1994).

However, earlier transgenic mouse models of forced MYC expression were mediated by regulatory elements of the Ig locus, whose activity initiates in pre-germinal center (pre-GC) B cells (Kotani et al., 2007; Park et al., 2005; Ramiro et al., 2004).

The opposite scenario, where amyloid deposits come first, leading to a secondary inflammatory reaction, is in our opinion, less probable since (apart some rare exceptions) neither hereditary inclusion body myopathy nor animal models of forced amyloid deposits (with proteasomal and/or autophagosomal pathway deficiencies) are accompanied by inflammation.

If we started loving and helping everyone, and not just believers who look, act and think just like us, we'd be doing far more for Body of Christ than our outdated models of forcing poor people to listen to preaching before they eat.

That's the only way to break the business model of forced prostitution.

The business model of forced prostitution is remarkably similar from Pakistan to Vietnam — and, sometimes, in the United States as well.

The modeling of forced convection heat transfer for carbon dioxide flowing inside a heated tube at supercritical conditions was studied.

Therefore, the present study was designed to investigate the role of endocannabinoids in the antidepressant and anti-compulsive like effect of fluoxetine using mice model of forced swim test (FST) and marble-burying behavior (MBB).

Using this novel model, significance of forced convection, driven by ventilation fan, and natural convection, driven by buoyancy, are compared.