Sentence examples for primed to activate from inspiring English sources

These observations lead to a model in which workers with high reproductive potential are primed to activate their ovaries under queenless conditions, while those with low reproductive potential cooperate with the queen and rear new queens under queenless conditions.

CD4 T cells contain large amounts of IL-1β precursor and are thus primed to activate this inflammatory response.

However, it is conceivable that tolerogenic DCs may react differently to DCs primed to activate immune responses.

In addition to the changing expression of surface proteins, activated PMN are primed to release granules and produce reactive oxygen species (ROS) by the nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate-oxidase (NADPH) complex [ 12].

The decision facing Labour MPs voting on whether to empower the prime minister to activate the European Union exit clause is not easy.

A well-designed lesson should be able to prime learners to activate the correct knowledge, and then aid learners in placing the new pieces of knowledge into their existing knowledge structures.

Rather, the aim is to prime and boost to activate the patient's own immune response to target a particular set of antigens.

In the general understanding, expressed proteins can be processed as peptides, bind to MHC class I or class II molecules and be presented by antigen presenting cells (APCs) such as dendritic cells (DCs) to activate (prime) naïve T cells.

The results give no support to Hypothesis 2: the prime did not seem to activate a goal of eating fruits and vegetables in participants under cognitive load, either as measured with food preference or with size estimates.

Food-related goals influence food choices (Glanz, Basil, Maibach, Goldberg, & Snyder, 1998), and as long as multiple goals are held simultaneously, the prime has the potential to activate one goal over other competing alternatives (Forster et al., 2007).

Min et al. [34] identified GM-CSF to be a major licensing factor of CD8+ T lymphocytes to activate DCs during priming in lymphoid tissue, providing a positive feedback loop in the stimulation of CD8+ T cell proliferation.