Sentence examples for exert a sufficient from inspiring English sources

In vitro results demonstrate that the engineered BMSCs have significant suicide effects in the presence of ganciclovir in a dose-dependent manner and can exert a sufficient bystander effect on B16F10 tumor cells in co-culture experiments.

Moreover, Forte et al. (2009) reported that the maximum load on the glenohumeral joint is achieved at 90° of elevation, and it is necessary to firmly compress the humeral head and glenoid fossa together via scapular upward rotation immediately before 90° of arm elevation to exert a sufficient elevation force.

Treatment with EGFR-lytic peptide exerted a sufficient in vitro cytotoxic activity against TKI-resistant cancer cells with K-ras mutations.

If a person walks close to one of its mirrors, his or her mass will be sufficient to exert a tiny gravitational influence on it, causing the mirror to shift.

Our initial hypothesis was based on the assumption that elevated CO2 can exert a selective pressure on plants sufficient to produce genetic variation, and maternal responses to elevated CO2 may extend to the offspring and even accumulate via reproduction, influencing the offspring trait expression [2], [25].

It is possible that within the pancreas, reduced AMPK activation is not sufficient to exert a clear phenotype and indeed heterozygous AMPK knockout mice have no reported phenotype.

The reduction of proliferation confirms that systemically administered drug delivery to intraductal lesions is sufficient to exert a favorable biologic effect.

In this TMA study, we showed that the presence of even one or more MCs in the tumor microenvironment was sufficient to exert a positive prognostic effect.

Since an appropriate function of the leukocytes has been proposed as marker of the health state, a short-term intake of cereals seems to be sufficient to exert a benefit in the health of the general population.

This demonstrated that HGF DNA could be locally delivered, expressed as protein, and secreted in a functional form, at levels sufficient to exert a morphogenic effect on nearby receiver cells.

It is not known, however, whether this is a cause or consequence of the inflammatory state and whether the increase in the GRβ is sufficient to exert a dominant negative effect on GRα.