Sentence examples for agents originating from from inspiring English sources

Gloves also protect the staff from infectious agents originating from patients.

The liver relies on its strong innate immune system to effectively and quickly defend against potentially toxic agents, originating from the blood, without launching harmful immune responses.

Genotyping showed that the infectious agents originated from 4 sources in Thailand.

In the absence of evidence of person-to-person transmission, it was hypothesized that the infective agent originated from the environment (Fraser et al. 1977).

Tumour cells lacking LKB1 are hypersensitive to apoptosis in culture following treatment with energy stress-inducing agents, presumably originating from an inability to restore ATP levels owing to AMPK deficiency (Shaw et al, 2004b).

Eijkman believed that the polyneuritis was caused by a toxic chemical agent, possibly originating from the action of intestinal microorganisms on boiled rice.

It is hypothesised that the cattle-adapted BSE agent originated either from sheep scrapie, the transmission resulting directly in clinical disease, or from cattle with a scrapie-like disease that was present endemically in cattle at a low level prior to the epidemic [ 2].

The adsorbates and adsorbents were selected for their relevance as models for environmental agent-particle complexes originating from incomplete combustion.

This low temperature primarily controls the physical nature of the fluxing agent that originates from the subducted slab and metasomatizes the sub-arc mantle.

Synthesis of tumor-promoting factors including CCL2 and IL-6 is minimized in TAMs and ovarian cancer cells upon treatment by Trabectedin (Yondelis), an agent that originates from the tunicate Ecteinascidia turbinate, binds DNA minor grooves and inhibits monocyte differentiation into macrophage (Allavena et al., 2005).

Contrast-enhanced-EUS (CE-EUS) detects signals from microbubbles produced by intravenously administered contrast agents and filters signals originating from tissues, by selectively detecting harmonic components.