Sentence examples for shedding as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Thus the culture sample may contain a higher level of cell surface molecules as a result of epithelial cell turnover or increased proteolysis-induced shedding as a consequence of its inability to be moved from the local area.

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In particular, the performance of the primary frequency control may drop, increasing the risk of Under Frequency Load Shedding (UFLS) as a consequence of large power imbalances.

Importantly, when the junction is not well anchored to the host actin cortex the secreted RON2 molecules are displaced without the PM to the posterior pole and are then shed from the zoite, which as a consequence disengages from the host cell PM.

Leaf wilting/folding and shedding, as exhibited by Nyalanda, has been described as a drought avoidance mechanism (Mitra 2001) for short-term drought, but this has serious consequences for photosynthesis, whole-plant physiology, productivity under prolonged water stress conditions.

The second shed-load type arises as a consequence of interaction of intermittency of wind power with other disturbances.

As a consequence, MP shedding from either microglia (not shown) or cortical astrocytes pre-exposed to either SB-203580, genistein or PP2 was strongly reduced.

Microparticles have been shown to shed from a variety of viable cells as a consequence of inflammatory processes, activation or physical stress.

In the RPE, H2O2 is also produced during daily phagocytosis of shed photoreceptor outer segments and is generated as a consequence of light irradiation of the pigment melanin.

This source corresponds to a fluctuating force acting on the fluid as a consequence of the vortex shedding.

Finally, it is important to stress that pollution of large amounts of oseltamivir or its active metabolic derivatives either as a consequence of manufacture or shedding from treated patients is unsatisfactory from another point of view.