Sentence examples for ameliorate interference from inspiring English sources

Genetic engineering informed by evolutionary thinking has led to a number of novel approaches to generate live-attenuated virus vaccines that contain substantial safeguards against reversion to virulence and that ameliorate interference among multiple vaccine strains.

Previous studies of interference explored the idea that introducing a delay between training in A1 and B may ameliorate interference.

However, it is important to note that perceptual discrimination training did not ameliorate the negative impact of interference on WM performance beyond that attained by limited practice on the task.

But the strategy of leaving the ground campaign against Qaddafi to Libyans "doesn't go that far to ameliorating Arab anger over American interference in the region," she adds.

It is noteworthy that in developing seeds of rice, the expression of α-amylase genes Amy1A, Amy1C, Amy3D and Amy3E were induced under high-temperature stress and its suppression, through RNA interference (RNAi) strategy, ameliorated rice grain damage such as chalkiness (Hakata et al. 2012).

Furthermore, administration of polyI C exacerbated, whereas RNA interference targeting TLR3 ameliorated, the arthritis.

We tested the hypothesis that glucose-induced hyperosmolarity, occurring in diabetic hyperglycemia, promotes retinal angiogenesis, and that interference with osmolarity signaling ameliorates excessive angiogenesis and retinopathy in vitro and in vivo.

From their analysis, it can be seen that the proposed scheme forms a CCI minimized channel reuse pattern that ameliorates the signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) compared to other channel assignments schemes.

DC that presented both antigen and the apoptotic trigger Fas ligand (FasL) to T cells were able to induce T-cell hyporesponsiveness and ameliorate the development of allergic airway disease, suggesting that interference with the normal apoptotic pathway during DC T cell interactions could lead to inappropriate and prolonged antigen presentation and an exacerbation of disease.

Therefore, one could postulate from our data that prior or co-infection with T. vivax ameliorates the pathology due to T. congolense by a similar interference phenomenon.

In contrast, in both polyQ transgenic mice and Drosophila, interference with aggregate formation has been shown to prolong survival and to ameliorate neuropathology [25] [27].