Sentence examples for supported by integrity from inspiring English sources
Necrosis is characterized by incomplete apoptosis and supported by integrity loss of the cell membrane and cytoplasmic swelling.
Likewise, although a more complex pattern of events accounts for the differences between GGA21 and APL22, one of them is supported by scaffold246, whose integrity is demonstrated by RH mapping with three markers on the robust map, each of which are positioned in different regions when aligned to the chicken sequence.
The twisting in the line increases the strength you can get out the fibers because all of the individual strands are being supported by each other's integrity in trying not to break.
Finally, the multifunctional role of airway basal cells in maintaining airway epithelial integrity was supported by the enrichment of functional categories related to cell motility, cell organization and biogenesis, cell-substrate junction assembly, cell cycle and proliferation (Figure 4, right branch).
The importance of the microbiome integrity is supported by the so-called herd effect in vaccination.
2) Dual luciferase assay data should be supported by experiments demonstrating reporter mRNA integrity and abundance.
The theory that anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 proteins are safeguards of lysosomal membrane integrity is supported by data from Gregory Gores and co-workers [ 49, 50].
Such a dependence of interneurons to pyramidal cells integrity is supported by the observation of a similar pattern of GABAergic neurons atrophy after projection neuron apoptosis (Al-Abdulla and Martin 2002).
This is supported by research showing that the integrity of both left-hemisphere pathways connecting the left MTG and left IFG are correlated with syntactic performance (Griffiths et al., 2009).
The Novel Availability and Integrity Verification Protocol (NAIVP) is a novel technique for indicating the global availability and general integrity that is supported by data that has been stored in the cloud.
You can't have integrity without honesty, supported by strong moral principles – and how could you provide excellent social care without that?
