Sentence examples for counteract diseases from inspiring English sources

The new insights coming from these studies will be hopefully translated into clinically useful agents for innovative therapies to counteract diseases involving PLP enzymes.

The data provide evidence for a repair mechanism to counteract disease progression.

Assessment of neurocognitive performance at diagnosis may offer the opportunity to improve functioning in daily life and counteract disease progression.

Otherwise, irisin might exert a different function trying to counteract disease progression that is reflected in its expression levels.

The severity of ALS and the lack of effective therapeutic strategies are driving efforts to explore agents, applied either separately or in combination, to counteract disease symptoms.

For example a recent study of meal frequency from studies of animal and human subjects suggests that intermittent energy restriction can improve health indicators and counteract disease processes.

Hence, these observations support great interest to target the MIC-1 signalling cascade to eradicate AI, metastatic and chemoresistant PC stem/progenitor cells endowed with stem cell-like and EMT properties to counteract disease progression to metastatic CRPCs.

Over the last years, a regional and temporal map of RTK-dependency has emerged, suggesting that an appropriate enhancement of RTK signalling might be beneficial to efficiently counteract disease onset and progression.

This knowledge would be of considerable importance to provide a better understanding of pathophysiological mechanisms induced by low grade inflammation and might help to develop new treatment strategies to counteract disease progression.

In a study examining global trends in emerging infectious diseases from 1940 to 2004, researchers found that the global resources needed to counteract disease emergence were disproportionately focused in regions where emerging disease events were least likely to originate, such as in the developed nations of Europe, North America, Australia, and parts of Asia [ 7].

Plant ROS production is nevertheless partly effective in counteracting disease progression since an AtrbohD-AtrbohF double mutant is more susceptible to the bacterial infection [27].