Sentence examples for availability of no from inspiring English sources

It is believed that low availability of NO produced by endothelial NO synthase leads to decrease in diastolic function, cardiac hypertrophy and fibrosis, whereas enhancement of this enzyme attenuates these changes.

Cell loss following nerve section, whist dependent on the availability of NO, as shown by its marked elevation in nNOS KO mice, did not correlate well with nNOS expression in WT animals.

For the first time, we demonstrated that cardamonin improved functional and structural abnormalities of the liver following I/R by improving oxidative stress and inflammation and increasing the availability of NO produced by eNOS.

Therefore I hope he would have approved of the Law Society's campaign to protect access to justice for all, which is currently under serious threat from government proposals to reduce access for ordinary people to the courts by restricting the availability of no win, no fee agreements and the availability of legal aid.

This latter may represent a compensatory response to the excessive local availability of NO, released directly by GTN or synthetized by nNOS.

Increased availability of NO would in turn stimulate trigeminovascular terminals to induce inflammation [21, 26, 40], and possibly to upregulate TRPA1 channels [41].

This study was undertaken to investigate if the impaired jejunal NO levels could be due to restricted mucosal availability of NO-synthase substrates, i.e. oxygen and/or L-arginine.

Add to this the availability of no-fault divorce in every state, and it is little wonder that the divorce rate hovers just under fifty percent.

The new outreach focuses on the premium assistance that many people will qualify for and the availability of no-cost preventive care under the healthcare law.

ROS, in particular superoxide anion reacts very rapidly and efficiently with NO to generate the extremely detrimental species peroxynitrite, reducing the bio-availability of NO production [ 19].

Indeed, lead-chelation therapy might reduce the levels of ROS, associated to NO inactivation, and thus enhance the availability of vascular NO, potentially improving renal function and reducing hypertension [ 4- 6].