Sentence examples for of reduced type from inspiring English sources

It remains questionable whether this finding is the result of reduced type II receptor binding affinities (that is, thermodynamically controlled) or shorter half-lives of individual ternary complexes (that is, kinetically controlled).

The relevance of reduced Type A presentation in relation to immunity to Salmonella infection in vivo is not clear.

In contrast, incubation of reduced type 4 CRYs under the same condition generates a rather stable FADH blue neutral radical, in a manner similar to that of Arabidopsis CRY1 and of photolyases from a variety of sources (19, 26).

Details of the variant calling pipeline are given in Sergouniotis et al. (2014) and Supplementary Method 5. Aiming to estimate the burden of mutations at genome-wide level, we chose thresholds for variant QC metrics to maximize specificity over sensitivity, accepting loss of power to detect a significant association in favour of a reduced type I error rate (Supplementary Method 6.1).

Co-transfection of IKKγΔ at 2.5 µg reduced type I IFN expression by ∼50% that was further reduced in a dose-dependent manner up to 7.5 µg expression plasmid, where the response was almost completely abolished.

It has suffered casualties in the period of transition: Vastly reduced types of E6 film available, almost no RA4 printing, and of course the much lamented loss of Kodachrome, but despite this, film is enjoying a quiet renaissance, and for good reason.

Further studies should do so, as this would clarify the mechanism of reduced L-type Ca2+ current.

The spectra of the reduced forms of both samples exhibited the typical absorption features of reduced c-type cytochromes at 417, 521 and 551 nm.

Although it remains to be empirically demonstrated, our evidence is consistent with FCA-like alleles of reduced wild-type function permitting greater allocation of resources to reproduction on younger, nutrient-rich islands where benefits of extensive root systems are less important.

Similar to changes in RBC, fibrin levels and thrombin generation are also changed, and it was indicated that there is enhanced thrombin generation and formation of denser fibrin clots of reduced lysability in type II diabetes [ 108].

At the core of many of these arguments lies uncertainty about the fundamental concept of plant fitness trade-offs, where adaptation to one type of pollinator incurs costs in terms of reduced effectiveness of another type (Aigner 2001, 2004, 2006).