Sentence examples similar to plausible preconditions from inspiring English sources
It is plausible that preconditioning animals with endotoxin induces an increase in the concentration of soluble TNFα receptors I and II in donor plasma, and that this is the probable source of TNFα antagonism.
Similar to ischemia preconditioning, it is plausible that the mechanisms of hypertrophic preconditioning may be far more complicated than the involvement S100A8/9, which needs to be clarified in future studies.
In the present study, it is plausible to postulate that preconditioning stimuli (short-term TAC) per se should induce a compensatory hypertrophy and then inhibit the progression of hypertrophy (maybe pathological or decompensatory phase) in response to reimposition of hypertrophic stimuli.
Because osmotic stress obviously results in a UPR-like response in P. pastoris, it seems plausible that cells may be preconditioned for recombinant protein production as folding competence of the host cells may be increased compared to untreated cells.
It is exactly this precondition of relying to a corridor of plausible futures which limits the applicability of the mode 2 approach – and provides motivation to look beyond.
It seems plausible that trainers who do not consider it to be their task to create favourable preconditions for feedback should have a negative effect on the three elements of the feedback process.
Our primary finding of extensive ribosome association shows that a necessary precondition for selective purging is met, making de novo gene evolution more plausible.
We demonstrate here that this new more biologically plausible model is able to simulate various behavioral effects, including latent inhibition, acquired equivalence, sensory preconditioning, negative patterning, and context shift effects.
What preconditions do exist?
"We have no preconditions".
