Sentence examples for survival enabling from inspiring English sources

And that ability, the researchers say, is key to our survival, enabling us to quickly determine whether the eyes we're looking at have a mind behind them.

Therefore, despite its proposed negative regulation of IGF-I/Akt/mTOR, SIRT1 seems to be fundamental to SkM cell survival, enabling proliferation and impairing differentiation under control conditions, yet protecting differentiation under conditions of stress.

Taken together, these data suggest that in RA synovial fibroblasts, statins are inhibiting TNF-α regulated synovial fibroblast survival, enabling TNF-α to function as an apoptotic signal rather than as a survival signal.

"You are our future," I mirrored, wanting her to know that I could see my future self in her and that her survival enabled my survival.

To obtain a better description of the prognosis of the patients during the follow-up, we also performed survival analysis, enabling us to use full survival information not just the 5-year status.

Pseudolysogeny occurs when a host cell encounters unfavourable growth conditions and appears to play an important role in phage survival by enabling the preservation of the phage genome until host growth conditions have become advantageous again.

Sensing of sugar is a survival mechanism enabling organisms to know when to constitute and mobilize tissue energy stores.

The time of onset of weight loss correlated with survival, effectively enabling classification of mutants into two groups.

Consequently, a convenient diagnostic for early stage disease [ 1, 2] that could be routinely applied has the potential to prolong survival by enabling early intervention.

Similarly, TPA-treated HRBECs when returned to TPA-free conditions displayed BCL2 induction, thereby sustaining cell survival, and enabling S-phase entry of cells with restored Cyclin A/CDK2 levels.

It was further suggested that pluripotent cells in contact with the basal membrane respond to a survival signal, enabling their differentiation into polarized columnar epithelium (Coucouvanis and Martin, 1995).