Sentence examples for Enhanced clearance from inspiring English sources

Enhanced clearance of intracellular Aβ may therefore prevent plaque formation, secondary pathology and premature death.

Lu, C. L. et al. Enhanced clearance of HIV-1-infected cells by broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV-1 in vivo.

The Guardian has seen a leaked internal document proposing an "enhanced clearance" programme; Network Rail says the paper is just "a piece of modelling work" that was not adopted as policy.

The document sets out a series of alternatives for dealing with the millions of trees along Britain's railway over the next five years, and says the preferred option is a programme of "enhanced clearance".

These mainly include functional restoration to mutant CBS, enhanced clearance of Hcy from the body, prevention of N-homocysteinylation-induced toxicity and inhibition of homocysteine-induced oxidative stress.

Long-term monitoring of the carrier in the body showed an enhanced clearance for the acid-degradable carrier, even after multiple dosing.

Furthermore, the possible adverse effects of earlier RRT such as enhanced clearance of antibiotics, amino acids and nutrients and hypothermia may counteract the benefits of a timely RRT.

However, given the differences in size of the RBCs as well as the capillaries, it is conceivable that the use of cross species may lead to enhanced clearance of human donor RBCs from the rodent circulation.

A kdtA mutant of Moraxella catharralis demonstrated enhanced clearance in lungs and nasopharynx in a mouse aerosol model [72].

Plasma proteins might also greatly alter lipoplex structure leading to aggregation and enhanced clearance or deterioration by serum nucleases.

This conclusion is based upon enhanced clearance of cellular and myelin debris and remyelination, increased axonal survival and integrity as well as OPC maturation.