Sentence examples for conventional regulatory from inspiring English sources

Conventional regulatory approaches are not well suited to the introduction of novel cell- and tissue-based therapies.

Examination of chimerism in the reconstituted B6.g7 mice showed that B cells and myeloid cells in these mice were donor derived, but CD4+ T cells were primarily host derived and enriched for cells expressing the conventional regulatory markers CD25 and FoxP3.

Different from conventional regulatory strategy by chemical adjuvants or genetic engineering, which is restricted by limited synergistic regulatory efficiency or uncertain safety problems, a novel approach based on nanoscale artificial materials can be applied to modify living cells to endow them with novel functions and unique properties.

A large volume of huge and complex buildings are being constructed in many cities, especially in the Far East Asia, The conventional regulatory control of building design on the basis of prescriptive building and fire safety codes and regulations may not facilitate the building designers to compile an innovative design.

What About Conventional Regulatory Approaches?

But, first, what about conventional regulatory approaches, that is, performance standards and technology standards?

The conventional restrictive regulatory approaches have driven up costs.

The New Zealand White (NZW) rabbit is a suitable species for tolerability tests conventional to regulatory authorities and is entreated following the guideline ISO 10993 6.

Lerret, NM, Houlihan, JL, Kheradmand, T, Pothoven, KL, Zhang, ZJ, and Luo, X. "Donor-specific CD8+ Foxp3+ T cells protect skin allografts and facilitate induction of conventional CD4+ Foxp3+ regulatory T cells". American Journal of Transplantation : Official Journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 12, no. 9 (September 2012): 2335-2347.

Aside from bone-marrow derived Mφ, HF diet also increased transcripts associated with thioglycollate-elicited peritoneal Mφ, conventional DCs, regulatory T cells and white adipose tissue (Figure 6).

Accordingly, we were interested to see whether CD28SA-induced proliferation of conventional and regulatory CD4 T-cells in vivo is a cell-autonomous effect, or whether alternatively, it relies on signals, e.g. IL-2, received from other activated T-cells.