Sentence examples for present mediated from inspiring English sources
This indicates that there are competing pro-migratory and anti-migratory signals when PGE2 is present, mediated by the EP2 receptor (inhibitory) and most probably the EP3 receptor (pro-migratory).
This idea played upon the notion that the Seagram Building presents a mediated view of the world.
The Gassman Electronic Music studio and UC Irvine's Music department present "Computer-Mediated: New Music for Computer-Mediated Instruments," a concert by Kojiro Umekazi, Christopher Dobrian, Kei Akagi, Chris Lavender and Michael Dessen.
At present, uORF-mediated translational control has been validated experimentally for about 100 eukaryotic transcripts 18.
Our findings present cholinergic-mediated hnRNP A/B loss and impaired RNA metabolism as important mechanisms involved in AD.
Designated Ensifer adhaerens OV14 (OV14), this strain can deliver sufficient transformation frequencies to present Ensifer-mediated transformation (EMT) as a viable alternative to existing transformation technology platforms [ 12].
We also extended the previously presented I329L-mediated inhibition of the NFκB-restricted PRD2 by using a reporter plasmid containing the entire IFN-β sequence.
The experiments with SF of SpA patients demonstrated that within inflamed compartments, where auto-reactive T cells and increased percentages of CD64 expressing cells are present, BT-061 mediated CD4 down-modulation is clearly detectable.
Based on our present results, adenovirus-mediated expression of LMO3/HEN2 significantly induced Mash1, and HES1-mediated down-regulation of Mash1 promoter activity was recovered by co-expression of LMO3 and HEN2.
In the present study, microsphere-mediated growth factor delivery in polymer scaffolds and its impact on osteochondral differentiation of human bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) was evaluated.
Online interaction plays an important role with respect to emotional contagion: extensive research has shown that emotional contagion is present in computer-mediated communication as much as in face to face communication [60].
