Sentence examples for which were stress from inspiring English sources

Some members of other subfamilies also responded to stress treatment: the PG1β-like subfamily had three genes (Gm01, Gm02, and Gm08.3) which were stress responsive, while the USP-like subfamily had four genes, Gm12.2, Gm08.1, Gm12.3, and Gm13, responded to at least one of the three treatments.

Cycloheximide application directly before or after onset of fusion impaired the recovery of cells and mitochondria, which were stressed by the PEG treatment.

The lack of the AtfA transcription factor prevented or reduced markedly the induction or repression of many genes which were stress-responsive in the control strain (Table  5; see "only in control" genes).

Each of these 4 individual dry season screens had 2 replications of the mapping population which were stressed by withholding irrigation during the vegetative stage of growth.

There are barriers to making these changes, the most common of which are stress and anxiety.

The higher levels of the oxidized metabolites, as well as higher levels of soluble proline, and total level of serine, which are stress induced amino acids [ 49, 50], imply that oxidative stress occurs during seed development of LT seeds.

Examples of these processes are the unfolded protein response [ 36] and the autophagy [ 37], which are stress response phenomena and which modulate tumor microenvironment, leading to metabolic reprogramming and changes in cancer stem cells fate.

This catalase isoform resembles Arabidopsis CAT3, which is stress- and substrate-inducible and is expressed at bolting time, when a peak of H2O2 occurs in the leaves and senescence is triggered [ 46].

Molecular chaperones, most of which are stress inducible as heat shock proteins (Hsp), act in a tightly controlled ATP-dependent manner to bind and release unfolded or misfolded polypeptides [206].

It can also cause lack of appetite, which is stress-induced.

Unstressed vowels are not weakened as in English but are given the same value in pronunciation as those which are stressed.