Sentence examples for escape effect from inspiring English sources
(2004) extended this model by considering the tumour escape effect induced by TGF- β and corresponding siRNA treatment.
These strategies are used to manage conflict and illness and can have positive or negative (self-control, self-blame and escape) effects on health status.
The size relationship between the reflected light cone and the absorber diameter affects the optical efficiency significantly because of the rays escaping effect.
It is the ambition of immunotherapy to counteract the various escape effects, particularly in early tumors, and to boost immune activity against tumors.
Non-replicating adenoviruses engineered to express non-secreted proteins will cause an antitumor effect only in the cells transduced by the virus; adjacent cells that escape this effect could repopulate the tumor.
British industry has managed largely to escape the effect of the new policy on carbon emissions, which involves a levy introduced last year and tradable quotas.
However, for many metastatic breast cancer patients with HER2 gene amplification, the tumors do not respond to or eventually escape the effect of the trastuzumab due to de novo and acquired resistance (Valabrega et al. 2007; Junttila et al. 2010).
He said "it would allow a large number of companies to escape the effect of the bill without doing much more than making a few monthly payments of a very small amount".
Both cell cycle delay and induced gene expression represent potentially important mechanisms for parasites to escape the effect of the antimalarial drug.
Of particular interest is to determine how K27M mutation in a single copy of histone H3 can have a dominant effect on global H3K27 methylation and, in particular, how some genes escape these effects and accumulate K27me3.
However, widespread use has been hampered due to severe side effects and dosing issues, and the ability of tumor cells to escape the effects of IFNs by inducing survival pathways thereby causing tumor resistance to IFN treatment.
