Sentence examples for and thereby the development from inspiring English sources

Pilicides prevent pili formation and thereby the development of bacterial biofilms in Escherichia coli.

An array of studies are under way attempting to elucidate the underlying mechanism for high-altitude illnesses and thereby the development of suitable treatments.

We also consider how investment in complementary assets changes the scope of the firm and thereby the development of capabilities that support future innovation.

In addition, it may lead to the discovery of new common pathways among diseases and thereby the development of therapeutic strategies that are profitable to a number of pathologies.

Urinary molecule that affects the mass of CaOx deposited from urine or the size of the crystal particles produced has the potential to influence the likelihood that crystalline particles are retained in the renal collecting system, and thereby, the development of stone disease [ 20].

The accumulated impact of neurodegeneration is thought to be the major pathological substrate for disability in MS. 1 One of the major unmet needs in MS is for safe, cost-effective therapeutic interventions that prevent neurodegeneration and thereby the development of disability.

It was used to prevent local spillage and thereby the early development of local peritoneal tumour growth.

This affect the opportunity to try new tasks and thereby the potential development of vocational competence.

Despite the lack of direct influence on neoplastic germ cells, an outstanding question may be whether endogenous IFN γ alters the stromal microenvironment in TGCT, including enhancement of angiogenesis, modification of extracellular matrix composition, recruitment of inflammatory cells and dysbalance of protease activity and thereby the tumour development and progression.

Initially, the molecular target chosen was pyrophosphorylase enzyme, and ten ligands were finally designed to inhibit the enzyme and thereby prevent the development of the witches' broom fungus.

This study has shown that cultural probes are a useful tool to help gain insight into the rhythms, meanings and social influences within the home, and thereby inform the development of ALTs and facilitate a co-production approach to delivering them.