Sentence examples for a continuous recruitment from inspiring English sources

Schweyer S, Hemmerlein B, Radzun HJ, Fayyazi A: Continuous recruitment, co-expression of tumour necrosis factor-alpha and matrix metalloproteinases, and apoptosis of macrophages in gout tophi.

Given the disparities [1] [3] regarding the timelines of increasing adipose cell number and size, we asked if a temporal periodicity could be discerned in adipose tissue development, or if the growth of the tissue occurs monotonically as a continuous recruitment of precursor cells into the adipose lineage, followed by a steady growth of these cells to a maximal size.

Moreover, IL-6 can support a continuous recruitment of autoreactive B cells toward the synovium [ 33, 34], contributing to an exacerbation of the inflammatory process because of the production of autoantibodies and immune complexes.

An additional difficulty was created by the inclusion of new or additional participants between waves (e.g. "booster samples", new members in the household, previous non-responders or drop-outs, or studies adopting a policy of continuous recruitment) and whether they were included or excluded from the denominator.

Obviously, there were still CS-A remnants left, or else there is continuous recruitment of CS-A to the surface of activated platelets.

We also observed that CD62L plays a critical role in the continuous recruitment of naïve OVA-specific T cells within draining lymph nodes during the priming event, as shown by the reduced counts of CD4+ and CD8+ TgN T cells and the different profiles of dividing cells in antibody-treated compared to control mice.

Continuous recruitment and building a talent pipeline allow your company to take control of the recruitment process.

The hypothesis predicted that tumors would be enable to grow beyond a microscopic size of 1 2 mm without continuous recruitment of new capillary blood vessels.

We developed a two-step vaccine procedure that allows continuous recruitment of DCs to the site of administration by the sustainable release of GM-CSF from an injectable thermosensitive hydrogel, followed by in situ programming of these DCs by antigen delivery vectors.

The lower inflection point is not able to predict optimum PEEP accurately, because there is a continuous alveolar recruitment on the linear portion of the curve.

These results suggest a continuous alveolar recruitment of previously collapsed lung units during insufflation in ZEEP and a distension or over-distension of previously open lung units at higher level of pressure in PEEP.