Sentence examples for versatile actions from inspiring English sources
Recently, the versatile actions of VEGF has been expanded to stimulating proliferation of endogenous neural stem or progenitor cells, and VEGF was shown to increase endogenous neurogenesis after stroke [11], [17].
These versatile actions of ATP on vascular tone may therefore have clinical implications for the pathogenesis of hypertension and atherosclerosis and in the reduced exercise capacity observed in patients with diabetes (7), in whom the ability to increase leg blood flow (LBF) during exercise may be attenuated (8) and the vasoconstrictor responsiveness, as reflected in MSNA, is increased (9).
Designing a multifunctional nanomaterial is always considered as a biggest concern in the field of nanomedicine which aims to promote versatile action in a single use from tracking to therapeutics.
The 1,3,4-oxadiazoles and diclofenac moieties are important because of their versatile biological actions.
Their versatile modes of action suggest an evolutionary capacity for adaptation to new hosts.
As shown in Fig. 5A, SIRT1 protects against HCA-induced and serum withdraw-induced apoptosis indicating that its protective action is versatile.
Interestingly, the versatile and non exclusive joint action of Pdr1 and Pdr3 in chemical stress response, together with the overlap with Yap1 activity, is supported by recent experimental data available on these two factors [ 32, 34, 35].
The idea for bttn is to offer businesses a versatile hardware interface to support customers actions such as accepting orders/re-orders or messages.
In order to take an action based on a versatile and rich data set, interpretation of the data is needed to add value to the information collected.
However, the mechanism of action remains uncertain and seems to be versatile, resulting in multiple effects, such as anti-inflammatory action.
Faulks brings a welcome fluidity to Bond's thoughts and actions, and creates a strong, versatile character in Bond's love interest, Scarlett Papava.
