Sentence examples for are primed to develop from inspiring English sources

We speculate that a proportion of HER1 3-negative early breast cancers are primed to develop endocrine resistance, as distinct from tHER1 3-negativery earlyrine resistance, and that for a proportion of these cases AIs prevent or delay early recurrence.

Lourdes de Vera-Mateo, UNICEF's Chief of Education said: "Using the child-friendly approach in the Philippines has helped put the child at the center of education development initiatives and in  ensuring that children do  not just complete schooling with good grades but also making sure they mature socially and emotionally and are primed to develop their full potential".

These patients may also be primed to develop antibodies to the second serotype due to cross-reactivity between the first and second toxins.[ 17] Therefore, once a patient has produced neutralizing antibodies against one serotype, switching to another is unlikely to produce a clinical response because immunoresistance to the second serotype will develop swiftly.

The "global middle class" is set to swell to five billion people by 2030; smartphones are primed to take off in the developing world; while Facebook and the like show few signs of slowing down.

What these results mean, Zhang suggests, is that the immune system of some children "at birth is already primed" to develop allergies.

But one possibility remained: that immunizations could cause autism in a small group of children who were already primed to develop the disorder.

But one possibility remained: that immunizations could cause autism in a small group of children who were already primed to develop the disorder.

In this respect, it would be interesting to explore how FPs awareness would develop if they would be primed to the possibility of cognitive impairment, for example by performing the classification procedure every year.

In other words, this time the rapid influx of a small amount of foreign antigen either triggers an immediate allergic reaction, or else will lead to enough of an immune response that the immune system is primed and develops memory cells against the antigen, causing an allergic reaction upon any subsequent encounters with that same stimulus.

The developing immune system can be primed in utero by sensitization to maternal infections [ 23– 26].

The primary aim of PRIME is to develop evidence on the best methods of integrating mental health care into primary care.