Sentence examples for upon its capacity from inspiring English sources

First described in 2004, it was originally isolated based upon its capacity to thrive on intestinal mucin, suggesting that high quantities could potentially lead to a defect in the intestinal wall barrier function [ 43].

In 1982 UA was hypothesized by Ames et al. to provide a primary defense against human cancer based upon its capacity to scavenge singlet oxygen, its capacity to inhibit lipid peroxidation, and its high serum concentration in humans[4].

It is also consistent with diverse studies that have demonstrated the importance of adipose tissue as a metabolic regulator based upon its secreting capacity [ 45, 46] while changes in the amount and distribution of adipose tissue may favor the development of secondary chronic illness [ 44, 47].

These data indicate that the p53 codon 72 proline allele is less permissive for the growth of cancer cells in a hypoxic environment, and suggest that the preferential retention of the arginine allele in the tumour tissues of arginine/proline heterozygous patients may depend upon its lowered capacity to induce cell death in a hypoxic tumour environment.

The high degree of conservation in the RRM domain of the Tra2 proteins studied here agrees with its fundamental role in the function of the Tra-Tra2 complex; this domain confers upon the complex its capacity to specifically interact with the tra and dsx pre-mRNAs and thus regulate its sex-specific splicing.

These findings imply a change in the properties of PCNA upon loading that enhances its capacity to be sumoylated.

However, its capacity retention is poor upon repeated cycles.

In contrast to the previous two mutant strains, WT-∆ ldhA retained the 1-propanol-producing capacity upon its transformation with the triple-plasmid expression system.

This robustness indicates a metabolic network's ability to preserve its biosynthetic capacity upon random removal of reactions.

One would expect P. falciparum to have to expand its secretory capacity when upon invasion of an erythrocyte it suddenly has to secrete hundreds of proteins into the host cell.

The amount, quantity and quality of gifts offered to the physician depend upon his capacity of generating prescriptions.