Sentence examples for modulating the transformation from inspiring English sources

Compelling experimental and epidemiological studies indicate that diet and nutritional factors are important in modulating the transformation of normal epithelium into carcinoma.

Furthermore, we examined whether a highly transcriptionally regulated ERK pathway target, PHLDA1 (TDAG51), suggested to be a tumor suppressor in breast cancer and melanoma, might modulate the transformation process.

By modulating the measurement parameters, transformation between these two modes can also be achieved [12].

Generally, within the nanostructured materials, a large amount of interfacial stress could exist owing to the high volume fraction of interfaces, which might modulate the martensitic transformation of the nanostructured materials and make the martensitic transformation behaviors in the nanostructured materials differ from their conventional coarse-grained counterparts.

Furthermore, FAK has been elaborated to modulate the E26 transformation-specific (ETS) binding site resided within the cyclin D1 promoter, which, in turn, regulates the transcriptional activation of cyclin D1 and leads to promoting cell cycle progression [ 33].

(31– 33) MST4 is known to promote cellular transformation by modulating the activity of the ERK pathway.

A genetic transformation model system has been established in the most commonly cultivated seaweed, the brown seaweed Laminaria japonica (kelp), based on the transfer of technology used in land plant transformation and also by modulating the seaweed life cycle.

This transformation can be implemented in the laboratory, for instance, by artificially modulating the length of the trap [30], or equivalently by modulating the interaction strength [8, 9].

These results support a mechanism of transformation whereby two oncogenic fusion proteins cooperate by activating a target gene and then modulating the function of its downstream product.

The canvas grins through, modulating the whiteness.

Karasek states [ 20], p. 287: "The individual's decision latitude is the constraint which modulates the release or transformation of "stress" (potential energy) into the energy of action".