Sentence examples for active sensitisation from inspiring English sources

Active sensitisation of rats with MOG1-125 resulted in extensive primary inflammatory demyelination (Fig.  3p, t), which currently most closely reflects the pathology seen in multiple sclerosis [ 85].

Other apoptosis-inducing factors, the glucocorticoid dexamethasone (10  μg ml−1) or TNF- α (100 U ml−1), did not potentiate the effects of bosentan on decreasing the number of metabollically active cells, indicating that bosentan sensitisation to apoptosis is specific to FasL-induced apoptosis in these cells.

21 There has been extensive work undertaken over the past decade to improve the risk environment, including activities such as active engagement with policymakers, addressing stigma and discrimination, addressing violence and harassment, sensitisation of police, legal empowerment training, and developing crisis management teams.

Critical first line activities such as community sensitisation and mobilisation have been completed.

NU6027 sensitised the ATR active cells to the same extent (LC50=11  μ) but produced no further sensitisation in cells when ATR-KD was induced.

We previously identified a number of mutants at six positions around the active site of NTR that showed enhanced sensitisation to CB1954 in an E. coli cell-killing assay.

Therefore, wild type carriers of the active TRPA1 710 might have a higher propensity for sensitisation of nociceptors peripherally and/or centrally, increasing the likelihood of PHS compared to carries of the variant genotype.

To meet its goals, the REACT intervention employed three overlapping strategies: (1) active collaboration with district health decision makers, (2) sensitisation workshops with stakeholders and (3) the presence of a project focal person in the district to facilitate the implementation process.

Reduction of the trigger releases the therapeutic entity and studies with mustard-based systems where the trigger is 'activated' by one-electron reduction have resulted in nitrogen : air sensitisation ratios of 485, vs 1.5 for the active mustard (McNally et al, 2002).

Previously, a number of single amino acid substitutions at six positions around the active site of the enzyme were found to increase activity, resulting in up to ∼5-fold enhanced cell sensitisation to CB1954.

Potential issues with active reporting in population-based prospective cohort studies include loss to follow-up, sensitisation and reporting fatigue.