Sentence examples for theses effect from inspiring English sources

In our study, under 3 h' hypoxic stimulation, the nuclear HIF-α presentation and the p65 content within nucleus significantly increased; while the cytosol IκB-α content significantly decreased; theses effect can be reversed by 1 h's pre-incubation of 10−8 M harpagoside (Fig.  5).

To separate theses effects, reflectance and junction properties of the G/Si junctions were evaluated.

Conceptually, removal of monoubiquitination by DUBs should also reverse for instance substrate localization or substrate-induced transcription activation in case monoubiqutination of the substrate has theses effects (see previous chapter).

Since this variability results from the experimental protocol rather than the biological reality, it is worth minimizing theses effects by either correcting or normalizing the observed frequencies of interactions [ 17, 18].

Theses effects are accompanied by no change in global tumor DNA methylation evaluated by two methods, and lack of demethylation in the imprinted gene H19 and the "normally methylated" 1.2 clone in peripheral mononuclear blood cells.

Hence, molecular dissection of the underlying mechanisms and the pathological consequence of ZEB protein upregulation in E-cadherin suppression will be useful in ameliorating theses effects in the future.

AM is a graduate student that wrote her Bachelor thesis on effects of resin extraction on the growth of Scots pine in Müritz National Park.

OF received her degree of Senior Researcher in 2009 and her Ph.D. at Institute of Physics of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in 2007 with a thesis about effects and mechanisms of enhancement of optical transition of bio-organical molecules near metal surface.

Then add to this assumption Kant's centrality thesis, to the effect that judgment is the central human cognitive faculty, and also the priority-of-the-proposition thesis.

(His thesis topic: the effect of the climate on Chhota Shigri and the surrounding glaciers).

It did not mention that the subject of the thesis was the effect of "Don't ask, don't tell" on United States military recruiting and retention rates.