Sentence examples for so inducing from inspiring English sources

It is likely that KstR, a transcriptional repressor, is bound by lipid molecules (perhaps cholesterol or a cholesterol derivative), so inducing the regulon that degrades these lipids for energy and as a carbon source.

So, inducing proliferation [ 45] by enhancing bFGF synthesis might limit damaging effects.

MG can also inhibit the activity of GAPDH (Lee et al. 2005), causing triose phosphate accumulation and thereby increasing MG generation, and so inducing a highly deleterious cycle.

When our ancestors remained awake during the night, they were probably experiencing a threat (e.g., absence of food, presence of predators), so inducing a state in which glucose availability was advantageous.

When looking at his often overly complex earlier works from angles other than face on, I find it rewarding to banish the pesky third dimension by shutting one eye, and so inducing, as an illusion, the impression of graphic design toward which Smith was laboring.

There is nothing that so induces a change in attitude as seeing a friend get rich.

The Fed might also raise its medium-term target for inflation, which would discourage banks, businesses and consumers from sitting on their cash, and so induce them to spend more.

Nanoparticles are a known cause of oxidative stress and so induce antistress action.

As part of termination, each server certifies the transaction and commits it, if doing so induces a serializable execution, i.e., one in which transactions appear to have been executed in some serial order.

In the second, institutions are viewed as shared beliefs; here the idea is to analyze how equilibria that are self-enforcing (in terms of mutual expectations about others' behaviors) can collapse and so induce switching to another equilibrium.

The Serbs of Rascia, being so induced by Roger II of Sicily, invaded Byzantine territory in 1149.