Sentence examples for successive induction from inspiring English sources
Studies have shown that initial TCR signaling via p38 leads to successive induction of Vitamin D receptor (VDR) and PLC-γ1, both of which are required for classical TCR signaling and T cell activation (von Essen et al., 2010).
Increases in NADPH demand were accompanied by the successive induction of several genes of the PP pathway.
C. lunata WS18 and its variant WS18-Pob21-11 obthened by the successive induction of resistant maize population Pob21 were lowly and highly virulent to Pob21, respectively [ 4].
According to viscosity changes in the cross-linking reaction process, it can also be divided into three successive steps: the induction period, the rapid cross-linking period, and the stabilization period.
To confirm the effect of IκBα degradation on the BTG2-regulated MnSOD induction, successive transductions of the lentivirus with nondegradable IκBα mutant and the Ad-BTG2-HA were performed.
Thus, NASH is considered to be a mitochondrial disease because mitochondrial dysfunction in the liver would be involved in all successive steps in the induction of NASH [9].
The induction of successive changes of identity seems to us to be very unlikely.
The nucleic acid sensing TLRs are widely studied in their roles in the recognition and induction of successive immune responses against different viruses.
This results in GAL4 expression via GMR and simultaneous loss of red eye pigment in patches of cells that result from successive mitoses following FLP induction.
To calculate the area under the parabola, he considered the successive sums and inferred by "induction" the general relation By letting the number of terms be infinite, he obtained 1/3 as the limiting value of the expression.
Experiments 2 and 3: To study the effect of treatment in early arthritis compared with longstanding disease, treatment with the optimal dosage was started 21 days (eight mice per group) or 35 days (20 mice per group) after arthritis induction in two successive experiments.
