Sentence examples for combined selectively from inspiring English sources

The synthetic biotin probe exhibited membrane permeability and combined selectively with the target protein p65.

To make this possible, it is necessary to fine-tune the protection strategy by combining selectively fault mitigation techniques based on hardware or software.

An innovative biodegradable bio-based packaging system has been designed to achieve Equilibrium Modified Atmosphere Packaging (EMAP) of high value fresh horticultural produce through optimised barrier properties obtained by laser micro-perforations combined with selectively permeable membrane technologies.

Smith et al. [ 25] published the long term analysis of a prospective trial which investigated preoperative radiation in 40 patients combined with selectively applied postoperative brachytherapy.

Amplification Refractory Mutation System (ARMS) PCR technology was combined to selectively identify the most frequent IDH1 R132H/R132C and IDH2 R172K mutations (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> *Mutatidentifiedified by ARMS.

Here, by combining a selectively timed regulatory T cells depletion with 2-photon microscopy, we report that regulatory T cells exercise their dynamic control over effector T cells in the CNS.

In a statement, Ms. Mendillo said that "the internal platform combined with a selectively chosen external management set" was the right one for the future.

Combined KIT/FGFR2b signaling selectively expands the number of KIT+K14+SOX10+ distal progenitors, and a genetic loss of KIT signaling depletes the distal progenitors but also unexpectedly depletes the K5+ proximal progenitors.

Combined organ resection was selectively performed to achieve a possible curative resection.

Hsp90 inhibitors did not induce apoptosis when combined with PD0332991, which selectively targets CDK4 and CDK6 (Supplementary Figure 2c).

In 1992, we started chemoradiation therapy, in which continuous arterial infusion therapy with carboplatin was combined with radiotherapy, by selectively inserting a catheter into the target artery through the superficial temporal artery in patients with locally advanced head and neck cancer (Fuwa et al, 2000).