Sentence examples for restraining function from inspiring English sources

If the promise of corrector drugs like those in development for cystic fibrosis bears out, drugs could also be developed to restore the restraining function of the tumor-suppressor protein.

From an anatomical point of view, the collateral structures are the only structures that could have had a restraining function on vertical movements.

A release reduces this restraining function of the ligaments; thus, the PCL will be recruited more and will guide the AP movement of the tibia more effectively, which would result in a greater change in PCL elevation angle.

We found that flexion gap distraction of knees with a collateral ligament release led to a greater increase in PCL elevation, thus confirming the restraining function of the collateral ligaments during flexion gap distraction.

We believe that this cutting study of the ACL at the femoral attachment increases understanding of the complex functions of the ACL: it provides evidence for when one is considering appropriate tunnel positions on the femur in ACL reconstruction if it is desired that the ACL graft should reproduce the tibial restraining function of the natural ACL.

Restrained function of another 5-HT receptor, 5HT1B, might be central to resilient stress responses by enhancing synaptic availability of 5-HT in the amygdala and other cortical regions as well as promoting dopamine release in the ventral striatum (Clark and Neumaier 2001; Krystal and Neumeister 2009; Sari 2004) (see figure 2).

Mitochondrial Hsp60 inhibits apoptosis by increasing the stabilization of survivin, restraining p53 function, antagonizing cyclophilin D-dependent mitochondrial permeability transition, and preserving ATP generation of the complex IV.

Likewise, the Koch political trust is lessening competition in the marketplace of ideas, restraining the functioning of representative government, threatening the integrity of democratic institutions and processes, and further enriching the trust owners and their allies.

It could be envisaged that binding to unmethylated CpG sites/islands by the CXXC domain may have a negative effect on the enzymatic activity of Dnmt1 and restrain its function as a de novo DNA methyltransferase.

At 72, Mr. Fou commands a technique that is restrained but functioning.

We conclude that in the absence of signals, association of PRMT4/CARM1 specifically restrains LAP*/C/EBPβ1 functions by R3 methylation, without repressing the overall C/EBPβ activity.