Sentence examples for reduced oxygen availability from inspiring English sources
Hypoxia-inducible factors (HIFs) are transcription factors that respond to reduced oxygen availability.
We have shown that the proximate cause of decreased fetal growth is not reduced oxygen availability, delivery, or consumption.
Under reduced oxygen availability, elasticity of energy supply was twice higher (in absolute value) in CH hearts compared with Controls (−1.88 vs −0.89, p<0.01, table 3), whereas the elasticity of energy demand was identical for both groups (2.09 vs 1.73, non significantly different, table 3).
We then apply the model to time course gene expression data obtained from chemostat cultures of M. tuberculosis under reduced oxygen availability.
The environmental condition of the plateau is characterized by the reduced oxygen availability, low ambient temperature, high ultraviolent radiation and amid climate.
Thus, the reduced oxygen availability associated with haemorrhage (such as that which occurs near the time of childbirth) engenders an erythropoietic response, which helps restore oxygen transport.
In order to reduce oxygen availability inside the chloroplast, a chimeric gene consisting of a soybean leghemoglobin cDNA (lba) ligated to the chloroplast targeting signal sequence of the Rubisco small subunit gene, was introduced and expressed in Nicotiana tabacum.
ES cells have a high proliferative rate, allowing for rapid expansion of ES colonies, which we speculate may reduce oxygen availability and resulted in alteration of heme synthesis and metabolism in some ES cells.
Hypoxic/ischemic injury leads to a decrease in oxidative metabolism by reducing oxygen availability [ 59, 60].
Flooding reduces oxygen availability in soils, and trees may differ in their sensitivity to oxygen deficiency based on evolutionary and environmental factors (Kreuzwieser and others 2004).
Constructs maintained in tubes in static culture conditions have been demonstrated to be subjected to longer diffusion pathways, which could potentially reduce oxygen availability (Sengers et al., 2005b).
