Good, the judge said, emphasizing the importance of seating a jury capable of setting race aside, lest the results be reversed yet again.
As the SSTR5 antagonist was capable of partially reversing the inhibition of GIP secretion by exogenously applied somatostatin, it is possible that the observed GIP secretion in the presence of IBMX represents a maximal stimulation of K cells under our culture conditions.
Chronic arsenic exposure depleted miR-200 levels in human bronchial epithelial cells (HBECs) through increased promoter methylation, and interestingly, re-established expression of miR-200b alone was capable of entirely reversing and preventing arsenic-induced EMT and malignant transformation [ 131].
Although, segregated systems with a pseudomorphic monolayer of Pt and Pd above a transition metal were found to be stable for systems involving Ru, Ir, Rh and Au even in the presence of adsorbates, oxygen was found to be capable of reversing the position of the supported monolayer and the host metal for systems involving Ag or Cu.
Potent virus-specific IFNγ responses are also thought to be capable of reversing the age-related impairments of CTL activity considered essential for viral clearance [25].
Herein, we show that Hipp is capable of reversing drug resistance in tumors engineered to be dependent on PI3K/AKT/mTOR signaling.
A recent study using the formalin model in mice reported that caffeine was capable of reversing the effect of tramadol and it was determined that the spinal A1 receptors participated in the analgesic effect [ 21].
Once thought irreversible due to similar global turnover rates as histone proteins, it is now known that two families of enzymes are capable of reversing histone lysine methylations (as of yet, no arginine demethylases have been identified).
Although Biden did well, it is doubtful if his performance is capable of reversing the damage Obama did to the campaign last week.
However, this high-tech habitat is capable of reversing multiple organ-system insufficiency if the patient is able to tolerate the inherent stress of the environment.
