Sentence examples for transforming characteristics from inspiring English sources

In addition to its contribution to the E6-related acquisition of malignant transforming characteristics, the PDZ-PBM interaction has a crucial role in the HPV life cycle.

Such transformed characteristics can permit control over therapeutic agents/drugs in terms of their solubility, blood pool retention times, controlled release over short or long durations, environmentally triggered controlled release or definite site-targeted delivery [1, 4, 5, 8, 10 22].

To achieve the best SI quality and RD performance, the BPSI architecture includes two SI estimation branches: a conventional translational SI creation branch using the popular SI creation solution proposed in [9], and adopted in the DISCOVER DVC solution [8], and a novel advanced motion modeling branch exploiting the perspective transform characteristics.

To confirm the transformed characteristics of these lines, soft agar cloning assays (which quantitate anchorage-independent cloning capability) were used.

HER2 over-expression has been shown to result in increased invasiveness and tumourigenicity as well as increased proliferation, tumourigenic growth and transformed characteristics (Moasser, 2007).

The acquisition of these transformed characteristics is thought to be aided by increased somatic mutations caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS) produced endogenously within the inflamed joint [ 4].

While the probability of self-renewal (PSR) is clearly increased in initiated stem cells, most of the descendants derived from such stem cells differentiate and become terminal and do not express transformed characteristics.

Moreover, we have correlated some of the observed mRNA changes with changes at the protein level in a parallel proteomics study, and related some of these changes to the transformed characteristics of these cell lines, specifically enhanced autocrine signalling, proliferation/cell cycle progression and cellular adhesion.

Exogenous TM1 expression can reverse transformation, suggesting a direct role for TM1 in transformation (Prasad et al, 1993; Braverman et al, 1996; Shah et al, 2001) and, conversely, enforced downregulation of TM1 causes the acquisition of transformed characteristics (Boyd et al, 1995).

The technique involves modeling each characteristic using response surface designs and then transforming the characteristics into a single performance measure.

By intentionally manipulating the expected material properties in their designs, these practitioners demonstrate the extent to which the act of transforming material characteristics can elevate user consciousness.