However, the larger reduction of LC3-II in the EBV-infected Akata and in Mutu-I cells exposed to TGF β for 24 or 48 h strongly suggests that EBV lytic antigens expression more effectively contributes to downregulate autophagy.
Altogether, these results demonstrate that glutamate transmission from AFD inhibits AIY activity in response to both warming and cooling, and glutamate transmission from AWC stimulates AIY activity in response to only warming, thereby implying that AFD-mediated glutamate transmission more effectively contributes to thermotaxis behaviour than AWC-mediated glutamate transmission.
The nerve cells that thrive do so because they "network more effectively, contribute to more influential trends at the [higher] levels where large-scale human purposes and urges are discernible".From this viewpoint, then, the human mind is not entirely unlike Deep Blue, the IBM computer that famously won a game of chess against Garry Kasparov, the world champion.
Rather, it is due to the reluctance among some of the key players to undertake changes that may lead them to relinquish long enjoyed power and influence at the I.M.F., even if this would result in an institution that could more effectively contribute toward those players' own long term interests.
As scientists' careers unfold, mobility can allow researchers to find environments where they are more productive and more effectively contribute to the generation of new knowledge.
This work will consider new approaches to optimal control design and distributed estimation, to allow renewable resources and storage technologies to more effectively contribute to system-wide goals of grid frequency regulation and electromechanical stability enhancement.
Free of disease, these healthy individuals would more effectively contribute to family life, raise healthy and optimistic children, work, and contribute to the community.
The role of health services must be re-oriented towards health promotion to more effectively contribute to population health.
During the last three decades, it has been suggested that the role of health services must be re-oriented toward a health promoting direction in order to more effectively contribute to population health.
It was demonstrated that after transplantation: (i) young cells more effectively contribute to the pool of differentiated cells but (ii) clones of aged cells are still competitive and do not die out within a time span of at least 20 weeks.
This evidence casts doubt on the idea that individuals who, by their social position, can contribute more effectively to the public good rise to the challenge by contributing more than others.
