Sentence examples for establishing trail from inspiring English sources
Tumor cells are significantly more sensitive to TRAIL-induced apoptosis than normal cells, establishing TRAIL and DR4 or DR5 agonistic antibodies as attractive anti-cancer drugs.
Accordingly cisplatin [ 41], the pharmacological targeting of Bcl-2 and Bcl-x [ 22], proteasome inhibitors [ 40, 42, 43] and histone deacetylase inhibitors [ 44] have all been proven to be effective at establishing TRAIL sensitivity within GBM.
Overcoming resistance thus represents a critical step for establishing TRAIL-based therapies, and many approaches are presently tested to reach this goal.
Clifford, the environment editor of The Los Angeles Times, set out to travel on foot, mule and horse (and now and then by truck) all 3,200 miles of a newly established trail along the Continental Divide, a geographical feature that is, as he puts it, "the part in the hair of a hemispheric watershed that reaches from Alaska to the Strait of Magellan".
On July 20, at the Little Sandy River, most of the wagon train opted to follow the established trail via Fort Hall.
We surveyed the ant assemblage at 108 sampling stations placed every 25 or 50 m along sections of the established trail system, 1 m off the trail and randomly assigned to the left or right of the trail.
There are an increasing number of studies reporting that knocking down a single regulatory protein can re-establish TRAIL sensitivity, indicating that cancerous cells may lose redundancy in the regulation of the extrinsic apoptotic pathway.
The Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness has no established trails, restrooms or signs.
The adventurous vanguard of independent travellers are also forging beyond the established trails in South Africa according to Niamh Ni Mhir.
Other winery associations in the New York region have established trails to help guide tourists among vineyards in the Hudson Valley, through New Jersey and on Long Island.
The steep and rocky valleys that run east through the range toward the border with Pakistan are established trails, used by the mujahedeen in the 1980's during their guerrilla war against the Soviet Army, and more recently by the Taliban after they retreated from Kabul last November.
