Sentence examples for active infiltration from inspiring English sources

We emphasize the critically important role of tumor-associated vasculature as a gateway that enables the active infiltration of both effector and naïve CD8 T-cells that exert antitumor activity.

In the second, groundwater level fluctuations in an aquifer zone without active infiltration were reproduced by cyclic water level fluctuations in the columns.

Subsequently, excessive production of proinflammatory cytokines and active infiltration of macrophages into vital organs have been observed [ 20, 21].

In addition, disruption of the BBB with active lymphocyte infiltration to the brain induces inflammation in SN, such as microglial activation and increased proinflammatory cytokines [ 26].

For example, they enable active botnet infiltration, where a security analyst rewrites messages sent and received by a bot in order to contain malicious activity and to provide the botmaster with an illusion of successful and unhampered operation.

However, peritoneal biopsies were taken and showed signs of fibrosis without active or chronic infiltration.

It is no longer believed that OA is caused simply by ageing and cartilage loading but indeed is an active process with infiltration of inflammatory cells (including CD4 T-cells) 37 38 and natural killer cells.

In this paper we report synthesis of inverted OSC with active layer infiltrated in the ZnO nanorods array using Ultrasonic Spray method and confirmed total infiltration.

A second type of lesions (type 4 and 5) apparently developed in the absence of complement activation and granulocyte infiltration at the site of active tissue injury.

Pro-MMP-2 may be converted to the active form during the infiltration process in malignancy; intense gelatinolytic activity has been described as necessary for malignant transformation [ 44].

Low and high porosity scaffolds supported early attachment, spreading and proliferation of primary dermal fibroblasts, but only high porosity scaffolds supported active cell migration and infiltration into the scaffold.