Sentence examples for blockage together from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of dual renin-angiotensin system (RAS) blockage together with total embryo cryopreservation for prevention of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in overstimulated patients undergoing IVF.

Several tunnel configurations at high blockage ratio are discussed, together with the positive and negative effects of pressure relief ducts and of partial air vacuum.

Taken together, the simultaneous blockage of VEGF and angiopoietin signaling by DAAP appears more effective in suppressing arthritis-associated angiogenesis than blockage by VEGF-Trap or Tie2-Fc separately.

The down-regulation of the latter kinase together with a blockage in the nuclear export-import system [ 41- 44] and a superoxide-dependent repression of the benA hyphal tubulin gene [ 54] may lead to a cell cycle arrest in oxidative stress.

For example, one could apply the hexagonal grid model (conf. Section 3.2.1) for describing the BS locations and the ROP-based blockage model (conf. Section 2.4) together with an empirical path loss law (conf. Eq. 2.3) to characterize the signal propagation.

She said all the parties needed to work together to "lift the blockages which are now preventing the devolved executive from delivering the efficient and effective government that the people of Northern Ireland want and deserve".

She said that all the parties need to work together to "lift the blockages which are now preventing the devolved executive from delivering the efficient and effective government that the people of Northern Ireland want and deserve".

Taken together, these results indicated that blockage of B2RBK is associated with protection from FSGS and that B2RBK-knockout animals are more prone to developing the disease.

Accumulation of Phloem protein 2 (PP2), a lectin-like protein, at the sieve plates together with phloem necrosis and blockage of the translocation stream was demonstrated by Kim et al. [ 4] and Achor et al. [ 47] in HLB-affected citrus plants.

Together these studies suggest that CLR blockage could alleviate tissue damage and increase survival of patients with virus-induced inflammatory diseases.

Together, these observations suggest that a blockage in the TCR-proximal signalling event may likely be responsible for the hyporesponsive phenotype of spleen cells from long-term infected mice.