Sentence examples for beneficial to reverse from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would be beneficial to reverse the Warburg effect in order to normalize tumor metabolism, which may be a potential therapeutic strategy for the treatment of cancer.

13 These data support the concept that Scl-Ab can restore previously lost bone and suggest that such therapeutic approach could be beneficial to reverse the negative consequences of arthritis on bone.

But their real challenge is to help everyone understand that there is no realistic -- or beneficial -- way to reverse or even slow the forces that are driving the world economy.

Some argue that the circumstances in which germline gene editing would be beneficial, such as to reverse disease-causing mutations that could not be addressed in any other way, are likely to be extremely rare.

Increased levels of CSFs following systemic administration may also have beneficial effects by helping to reverse the defective antigen presentation and tumoricidal activities that are found in mononuclear phagocytes isolated from cancer patients (Kleinerman et al, 1980).

In constrast, Bocalini et al. [ 25] demonstrated that 2 weeks of detraining was sufficient to reverse some beneficial cardiovascular effects, including variables related to cardiac hypertrophy.

Further, this study showed that when the immobilizing drugs for moose consist of a potent opioid combined with xylazine, it is beneficial for the arterial oxygenation to reverse xylazine immediately after the animal becomes recumbent.

This paper takes the position that formal specification of fact extraction is beneficial to the reverse engineering community.

Nobiletin (NOB) exhibits a wide spectrum of beneficial biological properties including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-carcinogenic actions and contributes to reverse learning impairment in Alzheimer's disease rat.

Producing food in this way is mutually beneficial for the environment, and is know as regenerative agriculture, which helps to reverse the climate change impacts of agricultural practices.

Furthermore, the directions of these changes were such that they tended to reverse changes that arose from DMSA alone and thus might be viewed as beneficial.