Sentence examples for sustained flux from inspiring English sources

Taken together these observations suggest that flux through the pyruvate pool in HL-60, K562 and KG1a cells is rapidly maintaining a low steady-state concentration and that only in the presence of this sustained flux can the ROS-dependent conversion to a more stable acetate pool be detected.

The lack of effective staining increase between scan A and scan B could be explained by the lack of sustained flux at the boundary.

Therefore, topical EGF application that would result in the sustained flux of EGF into the wound environment would be a very effective way to locally deliver EGF.

More generally, we call C ⊂ N a cut set for an objective reaction set J ⊂ N if the wild type is able to sustain flux through every reaction in J and Equation 1 is satisfied for at least one j ∈ J.

The BF-MBR is able to sustain fluxes of about 50 L/m2 h which is double that of conventional MBRs; conversely, the BF-MBR should be able to operate at conventional fluxes with slower TMP development and/or using less air scour.

In contrast, although we have no data of H2S flux at the onset of the eruption, the H2S flux sustained high flux of 700 800 t/d at least between 2 weeks and 2 months after the eruption and slowly decreased to <110 t/d by June 2015 (Table 1).

Such a sustained high flux of H2S is a peculiar feature of Mt. Ontake relative to other major volcanoes.

Thus, sustained calcium flux is important for the strong production of IFN-γ and IL-2 upon CD28SA stimulation.

On the other hand, a weaker yet more sustained Ca2+ flux was observed during positive selection.

Interestingly, sustained Ca2+ flux through TRP channels can itself be a diagnostic marker for a cancer cell and can be inhibited with a TRP channel inhibitor.

Additionally, data were presented for the ER calcium sensors STIM1 and STIM2 suggesting that sustained calcium flux plays an important role in cytokine production and the development of regulatory T cells.