Sentence examples for circulating ability from inspiring English sources
This property might allow CA16 to alter its evolvability and circulating ability.
Regardless of the source of variation in results, these studies suggest that As could alter circulating cells' ability to respond to immunological challenge.
The addition of self-targeting PEGylated lipid prodrug to the hydrophilic region of the CPT NRs by non-covalent association resulted in the production of CPT NRs core-MTX shell-constructing MTX-PEG-CPT NRs with good water dispersibility, stability, and long-circulating ability.
Their high numbers in circulation compared with that of circulating leukocytes and their ability to release mediators (pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory) stored in specialized secretory granules suggest that platelets are critical players in the early phase of the host response [ 32, 33].
Recent studies suggest that increased serum adiponectin levels are inversely associated with the risk of metabolic syndrome (6– 8), but little is known about the ability of circulating adiponectin as a predictor of metabolic syndrome components in stratified analyses by sex or about its ability to predict incident metabolic syndrome beyond the information provided by each of its components.
To evaluate the ability of circulating nurses to estimate input and outgo of irrigating fluids used during hysteroscopic procedures in a hospital operating room.
As part of the assay validation, the impact of circulating drug on the ability to detect ADA was assessed.
Circulating histones have the ability to recruit macrophages, resulting in macrophage activation and HMGB1 release.
Conversely, central antagonism of insulin signaling impaired the ability of circulating insulin to inhibit glucose production.
Endothelial progenitor cells are circulating cells with the ability to proliferate and differentiate into mature endothelial cells.
The ability of circulating tumour cells (CTCs) to sustain the epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) is essential for cancer progression [ 12].
