Sentence examples for A stealth effect from inspiring English sources

A stealth effect, perhaps?

But his case against despoiling Florida's landscape is hitched to so much fabulous funny business that it has a stealth effect rather than a crusading one.

This observation indicates the proneness of Pt to accumulate in the RES of the liver because NC-6004 is, after all, said and done, a macromolecule, although preserving a stealth effect through its outer shell of PEG.

After the incorporation of GS-AuNPs onto the surface of SPIONs to form the hybrid nanoparticles (HBNPs), these SPIONs' protein adsorption was about 10-fold lower than those of the pure glutathione-coated SPIONs suggesting that GS-AuNPs are capable of providing a stealth effect against serum proteins.

Although individual GS-AuNPs have been shown to have a stealth effect against serum proteins, the GS-AuNPs in HBNPs are sparsely distributed with a relatively small distance between the GS-AuNPs (2.8 ± 0.7 nm), as shown in Figure S9 in the Supporting Information.

"It was a stealth issue in the campaign," says Califano.

The more effective stealth effect of PEG-PVX is likely to protect the particles from serum protein adsorption, thus evading the immune system more effectively and resulting in more efficient passive tumor accumulation.

Not by the single hammer blow to your ego when you're snubbed at a party, or by the stealth effect of micro-incivilities at work.

The stealth effect attributed to PEGylation in liposomes has opened up new horizons in prolonged drug delivery, and proved to be a promising tactic to solve safety issues associated with active targeting principles.

For example, nanoparticles [ 12], liposomes [ 13], and also adenoviruses [ 14] have been "PEGylated" mainly to obtain long-circulating particulate delivery systems, based on the "stealth" effect.

However, it was also shown that micelle- incorporated cisplatin caused transient liver dysfunction because it was trapped more avidly by the RES as compared to free cisplatin, even though the PEG of the outer shell of the micelle confers the so-called stealth effect.