Sentence examples for repressed system from inspiring English sources

Even in a financially repressed system austerity is not entirely avoidable.

Although the graphs show the same qualitative behaviour, one important quantitative difference is the value of k d for which the repressed system becomes more noisy than the unregulated system.

While these two repressing systems are well described, the interplay between them is still a key question in cellular biology in order to better understand both cell differentiation and tumorigenesis.

In a short interview on Granada Television's current affairs programme World in Action Pusztai said that rats fed the potatoes had stunted growth and a repressed immune system.

Furthermore, 350 ng/mL of NK4 repressed the system fully, so that GFP was undetectable above background (Supporting Information Figure S3).

Speak to your doctor if you have concerns especially if you have a poor diet, a repressed immune system or you're generally unwell.

Transcriptional activation of genes that are induced by E2 and dependent on AF-1 domain cofactor binding are repressed in systems where ERα46 is over-expressed, indicating that ERα46 can block ERα66-mediated transcription [18], [34].

Accordingly, where a dominant prosurvival protein is expressed above critical threshold concentrations required to efficiently suppress B*max, a dBH3 domain targeting A1, can de-repress the system allowing near full activation of B when the stoichiometric ratio of b21 A1 approaches reaches 1.

TetR2 protein represses the system by binding to the operator sites of the tet operon.

Orthologs of the S. enterica Mig-14 protein, which has been proposed to repress immune system functions [ 41], are also present in all strains.

For example, the comparative burn and blunt injuries case study indicates that miRNAs repressing immune system cells' metabolic genes are down-regulated in order to relief the metabolic lock of inflammatory response, thus protecting the organism against infections and promoting the regeneration process (see Additional file 5).