Sentence examples for adequately mature from inspiring English sources

CD1a+ DC may not have the capacity to adequately mature, and present antigen within the tumour microenvironment, or may become inhibited.

Adequately mature and healthy infants are able to tolerate this drastic change in the oxygen concentration.

This finding suggests that derived hESC-CMs have not adequately matured, at least as far as energy metabolism, and so may benefit from exogenous mechanical or electrical stimulation in order to upregulate energy-related pathways prior to transplantation.

The partnership was thus imposed in the absence of trusting relationships between services, despite previous criticism of mainstream processes pushing collaborations with Aboriginal partners before trust has adequately matured [ 7].

A high proportion of AVF are never used for dialysis because the vein fails to mature adequately.

A large proportion of newly created arteriovenous fistulas cannot be used for dialysis because they fail to mature adequately to support the hemodialysis blood circuit.

This gives complex wounds a chance to heal and the -ectopic bone time to adequately corticate and mature, which greatly eases dissection and marginal excision while ostensibly minimising the recurrence risks.

Informal discussions with female and male teachers in El Salvador about the early age of male sexual intercourse revealed that some Salvadorans believe young males need to have sexual intercourse in order to ensure that they mature adequately as males.

Thus, additional and more effective brakes to inhibit apoptosis would be needed downstream of the TrkA receptor to adequately ensure mature neuron survival.

The partner drugs in ACTs (mefloquine, amodiaquine, piperaquine, lumefantrine and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine) are schizonticides with variable effects on gametocytes, and none adequately targets mature gametocytes (Drakeley 2006; Barnes 2008).

Taking stand counts involves counting the number of healthy looking plants in a given plot that are likely to mature and yield adequately.