In addition, there was augmented translation of mRNAs encoding anti-apoptotic proteins, which conferred resistance to endoplasmic reticulum-mediated apoptosis.
Microscopic analysis of chamber slide cultures revealed that there was augmented death of macrophages infected with the SMI-049 isolates on day 6 as indicated by increased number of cells with fragmented cytoplasm and pycnotic nuclei; no increased cell death was observed in H37Rv-infected macrophages (not shown).
The main text states that the data were "augmented", though there is no real detail about what this is meant to mean (either in the main text or the appendix).
Organized by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and first shown there, the exhibition has been augmented in New York by loans from (among others) the Metropolitan Museum, the Brooklyn Museum, the Pierpont Morgan Library and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
The chorus, on excellent form, has been augmented: there are bustling extras, dancers, even a few cute children.
Coffee, brought to the island in 1736, became an important export by 1776, and sugarcane, which until then had been produced there only in small amounts, was augmented by large plantations using African slaves.
Our new reality, he argues, is augmented, and there is no going back.
The anterior height of the wedge is augmented if there was a coincident fixed flexion deformity.
Prospects for geological hazards being influenced by climate change are discussed by McGuire (2013), who provides geophysical explanations for how volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and earthquakes have the potential to be augmented, but there are high levels of uncertainty.
The strength of this conclusion can be augmented if there are numerous relatives for comparison.
Such an association would be augmented if there is a genetic link between male size and rate of offspring development (such that larger males produce faster-developing offspring), but the breeding design in the present study is not sufficient to determine if this is the case.
