Sentence examples for control host from inspiring English sources
Sepsis remains the leading cause of death in ICUs nowadays, and the dream to find a technique to control host response is more alive than ever.
But unfortunately, our knowledge on immunology and sepsis is not sufficient to understand exactly what we have to remove and when to control host response in our patients.
Dendritic cells (DCs) are major antigen presenting cells (APCs) that can initiate and control host immune responses toward either immunity or tolerance.
Our results demonstrate that it is possible to control host IS levels by targeting the microbiota and suggest a possible strategy for treating renal disease.
First the "peak concentration hypothesis" leaded by Ronco who hypothesized that the removal of deleterious peak of mediators secreted during sepsis by blood purification may control host response and avoid organ dysfunction.
One such viral strategy involves hijacking signalling pathways that ultimately control host gene transcription.
The Times and other news organizations should have backup blogs of their own, on domains they control, hosted by services that provide uptime when their own sites are impossible to reach.
It's worth noting that Maeve could really only control hosts who haven't completely "woken up," that is, gained self-awareness, as we saw when she previously failed to control Lawrence Clifton Collins Jrr).
Others further identified that some residues in these polymerase subunits might control host-restriction [29], [30], [31], [32], [33].
To keep the immune response under control, hosts have evolved regulatory pathways that should be considered when studying the target of the selection pressures acting on immunity.
'New paradigms' in antibiotic use have been suggested to reduce these effects during treatment of infections, including narrow spectrum, more pathogen directed-drugs, and emphasizing actions to control host-response (Casadevall 1996; Clatworthy et al. 2007; Masterton 2009; Alemayehu et al. 2012; Rolain et al. 2012).
