Sentence examples for reasonably mediated from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the data support a protective effect of GLP-1 during acute hypoglycemia, but also suggest the presence of an endothelial resistance to the action of GLP-1, reasonably mediated by oxidative stress.

Such an interaction should be detected reasonably well if mediated by LCK-SH2 binding to phosphorylated SHP1 as originally proposed (Stefanova et al, 2003).

These data demonstrate that the onset kinetics of currents elicited by a non-saturating GABA in patches from VB and RT neurons can be reasonably reproduced by currents mediated by α1- and α3-subunit-containing receptors.

In the enzyme thioester model, Lys51 is reasonably positioned to mediate the transimination required for product release.

Because effects observed here had a small amplitude (namely compared to DES and T), one can thus be reasonably sure that effects were mediated by the activation of the receptor that was targeted.

Less attention has been paid to the empirical analysis of actual interactions mediated by argumentation technology with reasonably large user communities.

Our simulation studies suggest that our proposed approach returns reasonably unbiased estimates of the direct effect, i.e. the effect not mediated by cell type, and reasonable standard error estimates.

If this was the case in our PC-3/VEGF-C tumor-bearing mice, the reasonably dense network of peritumoral lymphatic vessels would have mediated the spread of the tumor cells to distant sites via lymph nodes to the lungs.

However, the primary antiproliferative and other biological effects mediated by the Fab portion of the antibody could reasonably be expected to effect therapeutic gain and were the basis for the therapeutic hypothesis justifying entry into clinical trials.

Thus, we first investigated whether expression of an amiRNA with proven activity at reasonably high levels could mediate efficient RNAi in adenovirus-infected cells.

A Swiss diplomat mediated.