Sentence examples for predominantly act as from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the observed results clearly indicate that the 93AMMT clay layers predominantly act as heterogeneous nucleating sites.
They predominantly act as catalysts in many enzyme and hormone systems which influence on growth, bone development, feathering, enzyme structure and function, and appetite.
The Schiff bases, predominantly act as bidentate and coordinate with the vanadium(IV) metal to give a stoichiometric ratio of 1 2 [M L], forming a general formulae, [M L-H 2] and [M L-H 2O4 where L = (L1)–(L4) and M = VO(IV) of these complexes in a square-pyramidal geometry.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are ∼22 nucleotides long non-coding RNAs that in mammals predominantly act as post-transcriptional regulators and affect gene regulation by decreasing transcript levels mainly through the degradation of mRNA [1], [2].
Serpins are globular proteins that predominantly act as protease inhibitors in a wide range of proteolytic cascades and environments.
These mechanisms help people live with OA and therefore predominantly act as deterrents to operative intervention, however, they can also act as stimulators (e.g. social support in helping to make the decision).
Although bezafibrate predominantly acts as a PPARα ligand, its effects may be in part due to PPARγ activation [ 1].
Tamoxifen predominantly acts as an anti-oestrogen in premenopausal women, with recovery of symptoms after its cessation.
In postmenopausal women tamoxifen predominantly acts as an oestrogen, but is not sufficient to alleviate menopausal symptoms in women with chemotherapy induced menopause.
Gli3 predominantly acts as a repressor in Hh pathway, genetic inactivation of Gli3 is able to rescue Shh mutant phenotypes in neural tube, limb, face, forebrain, and skin.
Interestingly, IFNγ-RGR predominantly acted as an anti-vascular agent in RIP1-Tag5 transgenic mice, which express the SV40 Large T antigen under control of the rat insulin gene promoter and develop pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors over time.
