Sentence examples for systemic capability from inspiring English sources
While structuring the systemic irritability towards environmental perturbations, signalling bounds the systemic capability to process information.
In this respect, Sommerhoff introduced the "principle of expectancy", namely, the systemic capability to build up a "what-leads-to-what" expectancy [46].
This paper uses World War II as a real world laboratory to examine the historical-structural origins of America's unique systemic capability to create new and transform existing industrial sectors.
This strategy permitted us to induce immune complex glomerulonephritis in animals lacking normal systemic C3 synthetic capability, but with a hematopoietic system reconstituted from wild type mice.
First, the leadership of the civil service needs to take note of where systemic gaps in capability emerge – and take action to address them.
The systemic neutrophil migration capability was investigated in Col2α1-ERα-/ mice and WT littermates by inducing peritoneal inflammation and investigating the number of neutrophils in the peritoneal exudate.
The efficacy and mechanisms of action of E2 and related anti-osteoporosis therapeutic agents that exhibit systemic glucose normalization capabilities [ 10, 24, 25, 39, 40, 52], under the continued deleterious influences of genotype mutation expressions, are currently being evaluated for osteo- maintenance/genesis properties.
Both are cytokines associated with T-cells which have protective capability for systemic inflammation.
At present, the ability to cross the blood-muscle barrier after systemic delivery and the capability to populate the satellite cell niche makes mesoangioblast-like cells/pericytes the most promising candidates for cell-based therapy of muscular dystrophy.
Altogether, these data indicate that PhoQ activation by acidic pH and divalent cation limitation are dispensable for S. enterica Typhimurium to out compete strains with these capabilities during systemic infection of susceptible mice.
This capability to reduce systemic inflammation may be important, because patients with RA have a reduced life expectancy that is caused by systemic, rather than articular, inflammation [ 35].
