Sentence examples for at effects from inspiring English sources

Despite the optimized modification by Blackburn et al. [12] resulting in TrypAT, which is used to differentiate between specific AT effects at the endothelium and in the microcirculation, it cannot be ruled out that also at least in part other tryptophane residues might be blocked.

Because Tryp49-blocked AT evokes equivalent anticoagulant effects, considering actions depending on the progressive inhibition of proteases and simultaneously shows inability to interact with glycosaminoglycans (GAG), this tool allowed us to discriminate between AT effects on the coagulation and on the microcirculation, i.e., anti-inflammatory ability of non-blocked AT.

Following the results of the here-presented study, the cyclooxygenase pathway which is initiated by the binding of AT to the endothelium, might also be suggested to be essential for the anticoagulant capability of AT as well because indomethacin pre-treatment attenuated AT effects to prolong thrombus formation.

Subsequent films, he said, would be more serious and look at effects on employees and customers, though he does not plan to suggest concrete solutions.

They may not look at effects over the long term, assuming that if a treatment helps initially, patients will be better off.

September: Cameron sat in his chair twelve hours a day, looking at effects shots — exhausted, exhilarated, the target now in his sights.

Palatial architecture aimed at effects never contemplated hitherto; even domestic architecture for the first time had palatial pretensions.

More specifically, this week has been a good week for shoegaze: news came in of a great new band from Tel Aviv called Vaadat Charigim, which may or may not be Hebrew for "stares wanly at effects pedal".

Recent experimental studies indicate that there might be specific AT-effects independent of the coagulation cascade, which can modulate endothelial-leukocyte interaction and vascular permeability.

It aims at effect, it exists by contrast.

Other countries have proved more nimble and creative at effecting reforms to cope with a surge in traffic.