Sentence examples for universal determinants from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of genomic data, comprising thermophilic organisms, allows for a comprehensive investigation of nucleotidic and amino acidic sequences with the aim of discovering universal determinants of thermophilic life.

Although it is not defined whether TGF- β is the universal determinants of exhaustion during persistent HBV infections, immunotherapeutic targeting IL-10 and TGF- β in CHB may provide an additional therapeutic intervention, which needs further exploration.

They can impart and gain knowledge, produce new insights, or develop solutions related to global (read: supraterritorial) links between the social determinants of health, which are in themselves global (read: universal) determinants.

The very low level (close to the information content) of this algorithm based on objective and universal determinants of coding sequences (eg, stop codon density, purine bias, ORF size) makes it sensitive to false positive sequences that mimic the purine bias of typical protein gene, such as pseudogenes, transposons, and retrotransposons.

These observations imply that H3 phosphorylation cannot be the universal determinant of mitotic chromosome condensation.

For example, it has not been observed in studies on maize and sorghum ([ 55- 57], although see [ 58]) and it is an important [ 54] but not a universal determinant in wheat [ 45].

Overexpression of Bmi-1 enhanced self-renewal of both hematopoietic stem cells and neural stem cells, indicating that Bmi-1 may function as a universal determinant of stem cell self-renewal.

These findings are consistent with previous studies on factors influencing HPV vaccine acceptance [ 16, 23, 41] suggesting that caregiver knowledge, values and beliefs regarding vaccination may be a universal determinant of HPV vaccine acceptance, independent of girls' medical history, health care utilization, and characteristics of the environment in which she lives.

The following underpins the applicability of the concept of 'global-as-supraterritorial' to health, particularly related to the aspects emphasised by Scholte (see above notes 1- 4): In the context of HIV, malaria and tuberculosis, access to essential medicines is a global (read: universal) determinant of health and a major public or international health concern.

The universality of the ER distribution implies simple and equally universal underlying determinants.

Our results strongly suggest that KerV orthologs may be universal virulence determinants since they are conserved in many pathogenic Proteobacteria.