Sentence examples for abate development from inspiring English sources

Thus, the use of "anti-withdrawal" medication must be differentiated from breakthrough pain medication, since the patient mentioned above should take at least 8 mg of oxycodone every 4 hours to abate development of withdrawal symptoms during this first 16 hour phase regardless of whether breakthrough medication is required during that same time period.

Past the Youngmann development abates, green returns to the roadside and the median ends, although the road remains four-lane and high-volume.

Development abates slightly past Harriman as NY 17M continues with a slight southward bent towards its final junction with NY 17 just outside of the Harriman village limits in the town and village of Woodbury.

Reflecting a role for ROQUIN RING activity during early development, abated mTOR activity was also observed in ROQUIN RING deleted primary MEFs by enhanced phosphorylation of RAPTOR Ser, a target residue for AMPK-mediated inhibition.

Some cancer chemotherapeutic agents can abate or reverse cancer development and/or progression.

By late on July 2, Kelly's negative influence on the disturbance abated, allowing for further development.

Therefore, our previous findings that patients with positive tyrosinase results and high VEGF serum levels show a significantly worse prognosis than those with positive results, but normal VEGF levels, suggest that the modulation of neoangiogenic factors constitutes a crucial key point in early metastatic development (Osella-Abate et al, 2002).

The androgen receptor (AR) is a nuclear hormone receptor whose signalling is central to normal and cancerous prostate development (Shen and Abate-Shen, 2010).

Past this point development along the road abates as most of the land alongside the road is part of White River National Forest.

These results can be utilized in the development of strategies and technologies to abate soot emissions from small-scale wood-fired combustion appliances.

Fundamental studies describing the impact of carbon's physical and chemical properties on NO oxidation allow for the development of catalysts tailored specifically for abating emissions of nitrogen oxides.