Sentence examples for be sufficient to neutralize from inspiring English sources
This dose of the antibody, shown to be sufficient to neutralize HGF [ 9], did not reduce PC-3 cell proliferation, colony formation or migration, as compared to nIgG.
However, when cellular metabolic challenges that trigger ER stress is severe or persistent as in pathological settings, UPR may not be sufficient to neutralize ER stress, which leads to ER stress-related pathological changes at molecular, cellular, and systemic levels.
One treatment will be sufficient to neutralize most bad odors.
While hot water alone is sufficient to neutralize mustard gas, for instance, hot water and sodium hydroxide together work as a reagent for the nerve gas VX.
However, 1.5 mg/kg protamine was sufficient to neutralize the heparin effect.
Thus, anti-toxins that are sufficient to neutralize an entire circulating dose of BoNT should give the same window of opportunity for post-exposure salvage, and our post-exposure results are comparable to results obtained by others [10], [28], [29].
Moreover, blockade of IL-17A was sufficient to neutralize the effect of IL-17AF.
Associating two Mg2+ atoms with PPi is sufficient to neutralize the −4 charge of PPi and to enhance nucleophilic attack on the α-phosphate.
Our data demonstrate that basal activation of glycine receptors through the independent agonist ivermectin is sufficient to neutralize the lethal effects of the specific receptor blockage by strychnine.
This may suggest a relatively high threshold of vulnerability for the products of these genes, with the magnitude of the reduction in their levels achieved by KN62 being sufficient to neutralize their effects on the cell cycle.
While in cultured mouse adipocytes, low Anti-ASP antibody levels were sufficient to neutralize ASP-stimulated fatty acid uptake, the lack of body weight change between Anti-ASP and NI-IgG treated mice at study end could potentially be explained by reduced neutralization capacity due to the low circulating antibody levels detected.
