Sentence examples for a possible blocking of from inspiring English sources

The antiviral activity exerted by different non-toxic concentrations of the extracts and fractions obtained from A. bogotensis in the study against rotavirus and astrovirus was evaluated considering (1) a possible blocking of viral receptors, (2) a virucidal activity, or (3) a decrease in the production of infectious viral particles after the replicative cycle.

Both the CL and EL intensities were significantly increased by inserting a thin layer of NiO at the interface between the n-type ZnO and the p-type GaN due to possible blocking of electron injections from the ZnO to the GaN.

Hence, simvastatin may reduce the replication of H1N1 by the possible blocking of RhoA membrane localization and inducing actin filaments condensation.

In wideband SDR quadrature receiver, the MFI stemming from the input of the receiver is a crucial viewpoint because of possible blocking signals.

D denotes the domain pool, which specifies the set of the whole possible blocks of the size 16 × 16 of image f, which makes up 58,081 blocks [21].

In addition, antiandrogenic actions of TCDD have pointed out two possible mechanisms: blocking of AR-induced gene expression and AhR AR cross-talk possibly involving competition of co-regulators (Barnes-Ellerbe et al. 2004; Jana et al. 1999).

The significant upregulation of ERK/MAP kinase targets suggests an activation of proliferation, and it is likely flanked by concomitant upregulation of genes of the MDM4 pathway, reflecting a possible functional block of p53 (Abdel-Fatah et al, 2010).

Voltammetric studies relate this effect with a possible higher block of the cathode surface by adsorption of intermediated species in nanopores.

Third, wide center-to-center distance guarantees a good passing ability, avoiding the blocking of possible residual coarse materials passing through sample pad in samples.

Furthermore, in order to evaluate a possible neuro-protective dimension of chemical blocking of vesicular zinc, we treated lesioned mice with either DEDTC or selenite.

This is just one of several possible mechanisms for this blocking of the transmission of stimulatory signals along the neurons of the central nervous system.