Sentence examples for signal in determining from inspiring English sources
In that study, we found that Kenyon cells (KCs), neurons of mushroom body (MB), are critical places for nuclear translocation of pMAPK signal in determining LTM consolidation.
However, a non-smooth slip distribution can be easily seen from the specimens with shorter bond lengths, i.e. with a bonded length shorter than the effective bond length, which induces a relevant noisy signal in determining the strains in the stainless steel.
We suggest possible implications of these overlapping signals in determining chromatin structure and mechanisms of gene regulation.
Thus, confirming the involvement of FGF signaling in determining different osteogenic capacity between FOb and POb cells.
In contrast, expression of FoxM1 in Tregs declined from early to late maturation stages, together suggesting an intriguing link between FoxO3a and FoxM1 transcription factor signaling in determining the fate of a Treg or Teff.
Thus, the profound effect of shear stress on infected, but not uninfected, monocytes clearly point to the importance of synergistic interaction between biochemical and biomechanical signals in determining inflammatory response.
The ability of Fgfr1−/− ES cells to form mesoderm in teratocarcinomas suggests that the defect in mesoderm formation during gastrulation is a consequence of abnormal patterning and cell migration and does not reflect a requirement for FGFR1-mediated signalling in determining cell fate [22].
In particular, we analysed the role of EGFR/Ras signalling in determining virus-mediated cytotoxicity in SCCHN.
This illustrates the important role of carcinoma cell TGF-β signaling in determining the mode of cell migration and invasion.
Expression of Wnt genes during mouse development suggested a role for Wnt signalling in determining AP boundaries in the gut [ 21].
The crucial role of top-down signals in determining whether information impinging on the senses reaches awareness is dramatically illustrated by the phenomenon of inattentional blindness.
