Sentence examples for primarily postulated from inspiring English sources

To further investigate the mechanism by which SNE improved rOat3 upregulation, we primarily postulated that SNE might induce rOat3 expression, leading to rOat3 upregulation in T2DM rats.

Mechanisms of potential involvement of DHA in the disease process have been postulated primarily from studies in vitro and in mouse models of AD.

Property (24) is postulated primarily to allow establishing a direct connection between our results and the existing literature.

3 28 29 The pathogenicity and molecular mechanisms for ICUAW have primarily been extrapolated from animal and in vitro muscle wasting models 3 30–33 with ubiquitin−proteasome-mediated breakdown postulated to be primarily responsible for the muscle loss observed in critically ill individuals.

The cause of occlusal/incisal cupping/cratering (depressed dentin surrounded by elevated rims of enamel) has been postulated to be primarily the effect of acid on exposed dentin.

An interaction between the net positively charged N-terminus and the acidic C-terminal region of the protein was previously established on the basis of paramagnetic relaxation experiments and was postulated to be primarily electrostatic in nature.

The acquired immunity against IFN- γ-transfected RT2 glioma cells was postulated to be primarily caused by the antiangiogenic activity of the secreted cytokine (Fathallah-Shaykh et al, 1998).

However, in their case, it was postulated that immobilisation was primarily a consequence of increased microbial demand to match the higher availability of carbon-rich growth substrate.

Previous studies show that Chlamydiae contributed many genes (at least 21 in one study) to Plantae that primarily have plastid functions and were postulated to have played a fundamental role in organelle evolution.

In relation to a 'metabolic rate hypothesis', rates of mtDNA evolution are postulated to be affected primarily by by-products of respiration (e.g. oxygen radicals) which can cause mutations in DNA.

We tested the metabolic rate hypothesis (whereby rates of mtDNA evolution are postulated to be mediated primarily by mutagenic by-products of respiration) by examining whether mass-specific metabolic rate was correlated with root-to-tip distance on a set of mtDNA trees for the springtail Cryptopygus antarcticus travei from sub-Antarctic Marion Island.