Sentence examples for subsequently elicited from inspiring English sources

Bercow said: "Having taken advice, I am satisfied that there is nothing in your letter or in the information subsequently elicited by the deputy serjeant at arms which would justify regarding these events as a possible breach".

After a neural electrode is implanted into the central nervous system, a host response is subsequently elicited, which results in the encapsulation of the implant by a dense astrocyte layer that separates the implant from the targeted neurons and hinders charge transfer at the electrode/neural-tissue interface.

In turn, C/EBPs activated the clusterin promoter ∼5 fold, and elevated clusterin subsequently elicited p15 and p16 expression, acting to arrest murine gonadotroph cell proliferation.

Christmas subsequently elicited the conditioned response (vomiting) in the absence of the unconditioned stimulus (infection).

This reduced the severity of a subsequently elicited mastitis [ 9] and was found to even protect shortly after endotoxin infusion against an experimentally elicited mastitis [ 10].

The present study suggests that GLAP might be a main glyceraldehyde-related AGE structure in Gly-AGEs that bound to RAGE and subsequently elicited ROS generation and inflammatory and thrombogenic reactions in HUVECs.

However, the capacity of FimA to subsequently elicit an inflammatory response is controversial.

Inevitably, the implantation procedure is associated with a certain amount of local tissue damage and the implant itself subsequently elicits both acute and chronic reactions in the surrounding tissue [5], [6].

Lysosomes sequester Ca2+ to a greater extent than any other endocytic compartment, and signalling from this organelle has been postulated to provide 'trigger' release events that can subsequently elicit more extensive Ca2+ signals from stores including the ER.

Therefore, we aim to investigate whether the newly identified secretory SNCG derived from RT-treated dying tumor cells could subsequently elicit anti-tumorigenic immunity or a pro-tumorigenic immune response.

For example, if observational studies have suggested that one novel treatment exhibits a 25% reduction of symptoms over another novel treatment, one can use this evidence to produce a mean parameter value (treatment effect) in the prior distribution and subsequently elicit a variance that corresponds to the weight and confidence one is willing to put in this value.