Sentence examples for effective collateral from inspiring English sources

Some companies, like Apple, have found workarounds -- such as borrowing money to fund domestic purchases, using the offshore cash as effective collateral.

Unlike mechanical obstruction of the thoracic duct, where the development of lymphaticovenous collaterals channels provides lymphatic drainage, generalized central venous hypertension caused by cardiac disease prevents the development of an effective collateral flow.

Concerning the pathological function of the COW for providing effective collateral perfusion, when the diameters of the vessels constituting the COW were less than 0.5 mm, the vessels can be regarded as absence.

In particular, the lower doses, which we found here to allow the fastest stabilization, are not effective to restore blood flow in ischemia, whereas functional improvement requires higher doses, which induce similarly normal vessels, but of larger size, and promote effective collateral arteriogenesis (von Degenfeld et al, 2006), but also inhibit Sema3A expression and delay stabilization.

The treatment of certain non-melanoma coutaneous toumors with imiquimod 5% cream, has been effective, without collateral effects; erythema, edema, vesicles, crusts and erosions with itching or burning in the application area, have been the most frequent adverse events which however did not cause the suspension of therapy.

The development of an effective collateralization in the ischemic zone involves angiogenesis, which is the sprouting of new capillaries, and arteriogenesis, the development of arterial structures from small preexisting collateral vessels [19].

The E.C.B. said it would begin requiring banks to provide information on each of the loans underlying the asset-backed securities that it accepts as collateral, effective over the next 18 months.

MMC III, IV and V targeting in periampullary cancers is mechanistically viable based on their characteristic expression profiles, indicating that such targeting strategies can be selective and therefore likely to be effective with minimal collateral damage to benign pancreatic tissue.

The couple had rejected conventional radiotherapy offered in Britain, believing proton beam treatment was more effective in limiting the collateral damage to other organs, and would lead to less severe long-term side effects for Ashya.

It's an old story that's not often told or told well in Hollywood, but this year's Sundance Film Festival premiered two films --Smashed and Predisposed -- that showcase addiction and all its glorious collateral damage with effective grace and a deft touch, thanks to some outstanding writing and performances.

Trying to mitigate the problem with tariffs will be far less effective, and will impose a lot of collateral damage.