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The mechanisms that induce Alzheimer's disease (AD) are largely unknown thereby deterring the development of disease-modifying therapies.
Surprisingly, the cellular and molecular mechanisms that induce AD are largely unknown, deterring the development of effective modifying or symptomatic therapies.
Thus, one promising approach for deterring the development of HAND in HIV-infected individuals would be the development of biologics (e.g. antibodies, antisense reagents or siRNA) to specifically target neurotoxic viral proteins such as Tat.
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The cost of developing new drugs naturally deters the development of drugs in less common diseases where profitability will be lower and excludes poorer nations from benefiting from those drugs that do come to market.
The aim was to deter the development of unions, or at least to control and arbitrate their operations.
Mr. Trump wants China to do more to deter the development of nuclear weapons by North Korea, its ally, and these analysts viewed the Syria attack as a reminder to Mr. Xi that the United States could also attack the North, if necessary.
Military control over the economy deters the development of small and medium-sized enterprises and depresses growth.
Right after saying that there are "some promising approaches available" for supporting SFS growth, they declare, "one thing is clear: school and classroom climate can either help promote or deter the development of SFS". So, from promising to proven in just a few sentences.
It is capable of deterring the growth of breast cancer cells [ 11].
Being a small market deters the development of alternative supply chains, such as parallel imports, which could have compromised dominant position of a single supplier.
Millions of pounds are spent in research and development to deter the growth of these harmless crystals.
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