Sentence examples for need for activation from inspiring English sources

For AC measurements, we evaluated basal enzymatic activity, the response to global stimulation of G-proteins by fluoride, and maximal enzymatic activity elicited by forskolin, which acts directly on AC, bypassing the need for activation of neurotransmitter receptors or G-proteins (Seamon and Daly 1986).

If, on the other hand, the disincentive effects of UI are smaller in a recession, the need for activation as a tool to combat moral hazard problems may also be less acute.

A simple method for interlocking glucose oxidase (GOx) and horseradish peroxidase (HRP) in cellulose fibers using poly acrylic acid) (PAA) as an armor around the enzyme, without any need for activation of the cellulose support, is reported here.

This mutation leads to constitutive activation of BRAF by bypassing the need for activation by NRAS and ATP.

At one of the end of the spectrum of known AD genes, highly penetrant mutations such as those in the early-onset familial AD genes, APP, PSEN1, and PSEN2, would constitutively trigger cerebral Aβ accumulation with no need for activation of the innate immune system [67].

Overall, ACSS isoforms expression reflected the need for activation of acetate in mammary tissue.

The two proteins also differ by the time needed for activation and duration of activity.

In E. coli, cysB encodes a LysR-type transcriptional activator of the sulfate starvation induced genes needed for activation of the ssu and tau operons in low levels of sulfate [ 39].

These results suggest that FADD might be needed for activation of caspase 8, but is not required for TNFR1 to activate RIPK3 and MLKL to cause necroptosis.

Similarly, it could dampen the activation process during the initial contact period between T-cell and APC, before the T-cell has had an opportunity to assemble sufficient TCR-MHC interactions to produce a sufficiently strong signal needed for activation.

Moreover, it has not been previously determined whether vitronectin is needed for activation of resorption, and/or for other functions essential for bone resorption to occur, such as cell adhesion.