Sentence examples for receptor performance from inspiring English sources

This kinetic exploration suggested several strategies for improving receptor performance.

Weak variants marked with " r" are low-penetrance and have weaker effect on the receptor performance and therefore weaker phenotypic effect (OR below ~10).

It may well be possible to further optimize receptor performance by modifying the promising constructs reported here (e.g., by considering intermediate linker lengths).

We demonstrate ligand-inducible activation of MESA signaling, optimization of receptor performance using design-based approaches, and generation of MESA biosensors that produce outputs in the form of either transcriptional regulation or transcription-independent reconstitution of enzymatic activity.

Strong variants marked with " R" (N29insA, rs1805006, rs1805007, rs11547464, rs1805008, rs1805009, and Y152OCH) have been considered as high-penetrance since they significantly diminish the receptor performance and have strong phenotypic effect (OR values of ~50 or higher).

Haplotype reconstruction and LD analysis did not include polymorphisms in the MC1R gene because they all may individually affect receptor performance [ 24] and polymorphisms in ZC3H12a as besides one SNP (rs17849897) they turned out to be monomorphic in the tested population.

The researchers warn in the current issue of the journal of Neuroscience that pregnant women should avoid prolonged exposure to alcohol and some common anaesthetic and analgesic drugs, since these substances impair the receptor's performance.

Multivariate analysis demonstrated that oestrogen receptor status, performance status and detection of CTCs were emerged as independent prognostic factors associated with decreased PFS and OS.

Conversely, a reduction in the expression or function of this receptor improves performance for certain memory tasks (Collinson et al., 2002; Martin et al., 2010).

However, PCB exposure may also produce non-linear behavioral dose response effects through e.g. changes in the dopamine system, as illustrated by the Heinzel and Dresler et al. [ 109] study finding that depending on dopamine D4 receptor genotype, performance on a Go-NoGo task followed an inverted U-shape with increasing dopamine levels [ 109].

For example, in a recent opinion paper, the European Scientific Committee on Toxicology, Ecotoxicology and the Environment (Commission of the European Communities 2004) pointed out that For compounds with an identical mode of action, such as oestrogenic hormones and xenoestrogens that act through an oestrogen receptor, the performance of individual risk assessments is problematic.