Sentence examples for subsequent positive feedback from inspiring English sources

Considering the autoregulatory property of hetR expression [9], an initial fluctuation in hetR expression could be enhanced through a subsequent positive feedback process and may affect the selection of proheterocyst positions by lateral inhibition.

Considering the autoregulation of hetR gene expression [9], initial fluctuations in basal hetR expression could be enhanced through a subsequent positive feedback process and may affect the selection of proheterocyst positions by lateral inhibition.

This could be attributed to the set of circumstances underlying the failed healing that occurs in tendinopathy and to the subsequent positive feedback reaction.

MAPKs are activated by cytokines and Toll-like receptors in human FLS with a subsequent positive feedback loop that enhances expression of inflammatory cytokines [ 16- 20].

This led us to postulate a TTP-TNF-α feedback loop, in which both TNF-α and LPS stimulated the transcription of both the TNF-α and TTP genes, with the latter protein product feeding back to bind to the TNF-α mRNA and destabilizing it, thus potentially reversing the effects of the initial stimulus and the subsequent positive feedback effect that TNF-α has on its own transcription [ 17].

Subsequent confirmatory positive feedback (2+PF) would confirm the established rule and its continued rehearsal in memory.

Antioxidants inhibit the initial increase of ROS (Table  1, (21), (22)), subsequent CytC release (34) and positive feedback on ROS production (23).

Upon recognition, T cells produced IFNγ which caused upregulation of ICAM-1 on tumour cells, contributing to a positive feedback loop and subsequent cytotoxicity.

Taken together, we uncovered enhanced MTORC1 activity as a novel mechanism by which KIAA1524/CIP2A promotes tumor growth, and the subsequent inhibition of autophagy as a positive feedback loop that stabilizes KIAA1524/CIP2A.

Decomposed SOC could become hydrologically accessible, which increase downstream dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export and subsequent carbon release to the atmosphere, constituting a positive feedback to climate warming.

Subsequent caspase-3 activation was required for a positive feedback loop in maintaining the status of loss of mitochondrial membrane potential (Heerdt et al, 1999).