Sentence examples for motility and limit from inspiring English sources

We also demonstrated that Hrs6 and OmrAB promote motility and limit amylovoran production (see Results).

The subsurface is a physically dynamic habitat where fluxes in water, nutrients, temperature, pH, and osmolarity can create challenges for microorganisms to survive and thrive, and dehydration events can inhibit motility and limit nutrient availability that can result in decreased microbial activity [ 3].

Invitro assays have demonstrated that a number of MET targeted therapies were able to prevent MET signaling, decrease cell viability, and limit cell motility and migration in vitro [ 32].

Antibodies to Eppin (epididymal protease inhibitor), a newly found protein secreted by testis and epididymis, could itself act as a candidate vaccine because of its ability to regulate the liquefaction of semen and limit sperm motility [ 5, 6].

Pathogenic bacteria, protozoa and fungi have subsequently acquired genetic mechanisms to limit motility and growth, promoting the spread of disease.

E-cadherin-mediated cell-cell adhesions limit cell motility and establish apical-basal polarity.

This formulation induces very strong anti-sporozoite antibody responses that are thought to limit sporozoite motility and the capacity to invade hepatocytes, thereby preventing liver stage infection.

Buccal administration can deliver lipophilic opioids rapidly to the systemic circulation through the buccal mucosa, limiting gastrointestinal motility and first-pass metabolism.

While a complete abrogation of MLC can be beneficial in limiting tumor cell motility and hence invasion, partial inhibition using lower pharmacological doses can paradoxically increase tumor cell motility and invasion leading to devastating consequences.

In this study, invasive testing for GERD, non-acid reflux disease, abnormal esophageal motility and testing for sputum eosinophilia was limited or lacking.

Specifically, miR-335 was shown to suppress metastasis by altering cell morphology and decreasing cell motility, which would limit metastatic migration [ 40].