Sentence examples for noted to involve from inspiring English sources

While the pathogenesis of AMD is still unknown, multiple early disease alterations have been noted to involve the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) monolayer, a highly specialized layer of epithelial cells essential for supporting photoreceptors and maintaining the outer blood retina barrier [5].

Most of these steps were discovered in the course of understanding genetic diseases that had been noted to involve accumulation of a particular category of sphingolipid.

(H1 Manager 3)" Moving into the private sector, meanwhile, was noted to involve potentially high sunk costs, including through purchasing one's own equipment.

Two unigenes (acs and db) were noted to be involved in the metabolism of lipid acid.

Polyglutamine-containing proteins in organisms from yeast to humans have been previously noted to be involved in transcriptional regulation [ 44- 48].

Variables were also considered for inclusion in the model if they were noted to be involved in confounding on stratified analysis.

Genes with similar expression patterns have been noted to be involved in different aspects of transiting the cell cycle and certain members have been noted to be elevated in tumor cells[ 17, 18].

Taken together, it appears that neurons are more strongly affected by Tat than previous studies have led us to believe, and that mitochondrial dysfunction may further complicate other processes already noted to be involved in Tat-related toxicity in neurons.

We have detected 195 differentially expressed genes and have found that 36 of them were previously noted to be involved in specific intestinal functions, including digestion, extracellular matrix, endocrine system, immunity, inflammation/oxidative stress and cholesterol metabolism.

Atoui calls this the "phonocentric" culture of sound perception, noting that endeavours to involve deaf people in music production have often focused on amplifying or modifying sound through technology, rather than considering other ways of creating sound that learn from tactile or visual perception.

We noted that predatory activities tend to involve a degree of effort on the part of the predator, and that the Cycle of Entrapment is where such effort may be focussed.