Sentence examples for survival force from inspiring English sources

Thus, the survival force provided by autophagy might be more important to cancer cells under this condition of energy shortage.

Inhibition of autophagy by 3-methyladenine (3-MA) enhanced cell death in NA-treated cells, which suggested that autophagy might provide a survival force in NA-treated cells.

Some studies suggest that cancer cells can exploit autophagy as an energy source to support rapid cell growth, which implies that autophagy acts as a survival force to protect cells from energy depletion.

On the basis of these findings, we suggest that NA-induced autophagy might provide a survival force in cancer cells, whereas apoptosis and necroptosis are responsible for NA-induced cell death.

I tried to excuse it by telling myself that survival forced us to do these things".

The social forces of nationalism, the alignment with security establishment and the need for political survival forced pro-government factions within MAZLUMDER to adopt the basic tenets of realpolitik with little regard for the principles that made what MAZLUMDER was.

As recent physiological and biogeographic studies implicate temperature as a primary selection force for species survival and persistence of populations [ 16, 17], a second factor for consideration might be including specimens from populations with broader thermal tolerances in order to minimize risk to the restored population through climate change.

"Some will question whether the government can still transact business - including a Queen's Speech, two more Budgets and an Autumn Statement - while its principal players are publicly at loggerheads.... but civil servants believe an instinct for political survival will force Lib Dems and Tories to see out the coalition in an orderly fashion".

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina predicted the instinct for "political survival" would force some unhappy Democrats to join Republicans in trying to defund Obama's executive action.

This mutant carries a recessive mutation in the nebulin gene, and has impaired motor function, decreased survival, impaired force generation and the histopathological hallmarks of human NM.

Once these genes neither enhance nor hinder the organism's survival, the forces of natural selection that once maintained those genes in good working order no longer operate (Nei 2005).