Sentence examples for serves as a determinant from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps a timely pursuit in light of the new paradigms of membrane structure and the importance of understanding the mechanisms by which the CTT serves as a determinant of HIV-1 Env structure and function on the surface of virions and cells.

The data favors a model by which H3K4me3 serves as a determinant for DNA demethylation via Ing1 and Gadd45a (Fig. 2).

Thus, the phosphorylation status of Bad at these critical serine residues serves as a determinant of either cell death or survival (Downward, 1999).

Studies show that a high SOC serves as a determinant for successful adaptation to stressful situations, and is correlated to better health and quality of life within different samples [ 33- 35], also in women with breast cancer [ 26].

47– 51 More proximately, food insecurity serves as a determinant for malnutrition, which may hamper immune responses to Plasmodium infection while also limiting nutrient availability for parasite reproduction and pathogenesis within the human host.

In line with our present results, studies in dogs [ 28] and patients [ 29] showed that myocardial necrosis is time dependent and ischemia time serves as a determinant of infarct size and subsequent left ventricular dysfunction in individual patients with myocardial infarction.

That vote, subject to plenty of backroom jockeying, will serve as a determinant of sorts, keeping the Tories in power if Cameron wins or putting Labor temporarily in his place if he doesn't.

Here, we further address the question of whether decreased neurogenesis not only in the fetal (this is probably true in gene ablated animals) but also the postnatal period may serve as a determinant for PPI deficits.

In conclusion, TMEM33 offers a new regulatory mechanism of the UPR and may serve as a determinant of the outcome of activated UPR signaling cascade.

The relative degree of inhibition of these EOHs constitutes the "esterase profile" of an OPC and serves as a major determinant of its net physiological effects.

In the current clinical practice of radiotherapy, hypertrophic adenoids are considered part of the gross tumor volume (GTV), which serves as a key determinant for radiation dosing.