Sentence examples for pervasive mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Purinergic signalling is one of the most pervasive mechanisms of intercellular communication, known to control physiological functions of glial cells, such as proliferation, motility, survival, differentiation and myelination.

We have described a general and likely pervasive mechanism that generates functional novelty.

Quorum sensing is a fairly pervasive mechanism in microbial communities for coordinating population-level behaviors.

Alternative polyadenylation (APA) generates mRNAs with distinct 3′ ends and is now emerging as a pervasive mechanism for gene regulation.

11 Overall, those data demonstrated that, along with peripheral vascular occlusive disease, accelerated vascular stiffening is an early and pervasive mechanism of vascular disease in HGPS.

Thus, translational selection may be a pervasive mechanism in the control of gene expression but its impact may be obscured in many cell-types due to the impact of other regulatory mechanisms.

There is, in the end, no "realistic alternative," nor any "utopian project" that can avoid the pervasive regulatory mechanisms that are necessary to organize a complex late-modern economy — and that's the point.

This ideological fog blinded the American people to the pervasive regulatory mechanisms that are necessary to organize a colossal late-modern economy and that necessarily distribute wealth throughout society — and in this country, that quietly redistributed massive amounts of wealth to the richest 1 percent.

Access control is one of the most pervasive security mechanisms in use today and is present in almost all systems, from operating systems to database management systems.

Goffman saw the practice of cooling the mark out as the self-conscious application of a pervasive social mechanism, which is helping people accept failure.

Therefore, it is not known whether pseudogenes like PTENP1 and ATP8A2-Ψ represent a few anomalous cases or point to a pervasive regulatory mechanism.