Sentence examples for result in transforming from inspiring English sources

The widely accepted paradigm regarding OP cancer is that it results from a CS-induced, continuous, step-wise increase of accumulative DNA aberrations which eventually result in transforming healthy cells into low malignant cancer cells.

Although the report stresses that biomonitoring should complement exposure assessment as part of an integrated framework, the envisioned confirmatory use of HBM might result in transforming the standards of proof demanded in environmental health; thereby the indications to act upon exposures might be shifting to the level of biomarkers.

The chronic satellite cell activation and inflammation may result in Transforming Growth Factor (TGF-β) signaling-mediated fibrosis at the cost of muscle repair [ 14].

Secondly, a true sentence reports an intentional phenomenon if it contains a singular term 'a' and if replacement of 'a' by coreferential term 'b' results in transforming the true sentence into a false sentence that differs only from the former in that 'b' replaces 'a'a

Contrarily, the writer's posterity referred to it as one of the greatest Romanian contributions to the genre: according to George Călinescu, the insight into Nichifor's musings resulted in transforming the writing as a whole into "the first great Romanian novella with a stereotypical hero", while Voinescu described the entire story as "a true masterpiece".

The 18 residue Drosophila binding protein signal sequence (BiP) constructs resulted in transformed fly lines with significantly higher AFP expression in hemolymph than when the native C. fumiferana AFP signal sequence was used.

For most cases, whether the soils were dry or near-saturated, computation of the first derivative of the NIR spectra, especially when preceded by moving-average or wavelet-based smoothing, resulted in transformed signals that were virtually independent of surface roughness in a number of distinct spectral regions.

Our results in transformed onion cells clearly demonstrated that OsCPK18 localizes to the plasma membrane.

Unlike microinjection, bombardment frequently results in transformed lines that have the transgene stably integrated into the genome.

This approach has yielded two major tangible results: (a) in our main study cell lines, MCF10AT1 (i.e. P20E) as well as in MCF-7(P35E) cells, E2 was the most effective agent, among tested in terms of eliciting AhR overexpression, and (b) E2 selection resulted in transformed cells with a phenotypic expression of the increased cell proliferation in both cell lines.

However, co-expression of RAS with an additional oncogene, such as c-MYC, which on its own can immortalize or induce apoptosis under growth-promoting or inhibitory conditions, respectively, results in transformed cells, which lose contact inhibition in monolayer culture, show anchorage-independent growth in soft agar and, after subcutaneous injection, form tumors in NOD/SCID mice.