Sentence examples for clearance capacity from inspiring English sources

Convection has an advantage over diffusion in the clearance capacity of IL-1ra, but is associated with greater plasma protein losses.

We used Pseudomonas aeruginosa strain UI-18 (PA-7) (ATCC, Manassas VA, USA) to examine the phagocytic and bacterial clearance capacity of NB4PMN cells according to previously described methods [27].

In theory, overwhelming NETosis or a reduced clearance capacity of NETs could be detrimental to the host during sepsis and contribute to ongoing inflammation, organ damage, and/or exhaustion of the immune system [21].

We suggest that such technetium-99m-labelled engineered vesicles may be of aid for detection of the liver and spleen macrophages with enhanced phagocytic clearance capacity by gamma scintigraphy.

Intravenous injection of an endotoxin-free solution of poloxamine-908 to rats can enhance the phagocytic clearance capacity of tissue macrophages, particularly those of the liver and the spleen.

However, we found no correlation between the clearance capacity and TNF-α secretion by lupus monocytes (p = 0.267, R = 0.26) (Figure 3).

Furthermore, the impaired clearance capacities of granulocytes from some SLE patients could play an important role in the development of autoimmunity.

Mice receiving apoA-I WT or Milano showed a pronounced increase in glucose-clearance capacity (Fig.  2a, b) compared with both HFD and ND mice that had received NaCl, which was accompanied by greatly increased levels of serum insulin (Fig.  2c, d).

For humans, such a condition would be rare, arising possibly in equally rare exposure scenarios involving large doses of spores and individuals with weak or impaired microbe-clearance capacities and/or immune response systems.

However, rapid immune clearance, insufficient targeting capacity, and poor cytoplasmic delivery efficiency substantially restrict their clinical application.

Although infiltrated monocytes are considered more efficacious than resident microglia in Aβ clearance, impaired phagocytic capacity of circulating monocytes has been reported in AD.