Sentence examples for a more specific means from inspiring English sources

Inhibitors of this component of the SCF FWD1) complex would provide a more specific means of inhibiting NF-κB, and might sensitize cells to chemotherapy, as described earlier.

This suggests that a more specific means of demethylation is perhaps needed to avoid the up-regulation of genes involved in the drug efflux system upon treatment.

New research has suggested more specific means of inhibition may be achieved by preventing MAPK substrate docking [10], [11].

While specialists are likely to have evolved more specific means of coping with diets rich in PIs, generalists are more likely to have evolved more generalized behavioral responses to impaired digestive function [86], [87].

However, as similar trends were seen with all three inhibitors, each with different selectivity profiles, and because our findings so closely mimic those of others in MM and in bladder cancer, using similar or more specific means of FGFR3 inhibition, we can be reasonably confident that responses are due to FGFR inhibition rather than contribution from other kinases.

"Because it was a generic course dominated by nurses, there were always sessions not totally appropriate but a more specific course would mean you lose out on other professionals experiences which are invaluable".

Therefore, it would be useful to block Notch signaling by means of a more specific approach.

However, the study underscored the need for future research by means of a more specific and sensitive questionnaire for detecting anxiety and depression preoperatively, as the study was a prospective registry trial, without opportunity for further data collection.

PLC is a more specific and sensitive tool to detect complications than mean MPV dynamics.

So this 450 figure from Bratton is presumably meant to be a compromise: fewer cops, with a more specific mission.

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