Sentence examples for exploited in the combined from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that the strong response of thr1∆ mutants to several agents may be exploited in the combined treatment, including possible synergism of sulfometuron methyl, an inhibitor of acetolactate synthase or 5-fluorocytosine, an inhibitor of RNA and DNA metabolism (Gustavsson and Ronne 2008; Hoskins and Butler 2007) with inhibitors of homoserine kinase (Kingsbury and McCusker 2010a, b).

Redirecting aberrant splicing events or inhibiting the activity of oncogenic splice variants can represent a valuable approach to increase cancer cells sensitivity to canonical chemotherapies, which could be exploited in new combined therapies.

In this paper, the potential of combining these technologies has been exploited in the study of scaffolds and osteochondral repair.

Whilst the adaptive design principles can be used in any type of study, the full potential of adaptive study design can be exploited in combined or "umbrella" protocols.

In this study we exploited the combined capacities of SuperSAGE and NGS to quantify the expression of thousands of genes in N. attenuata leaves elicited by one of the major elicitors (18 3-Glu) present in the OS of M. sexta larvae.

This approach was exploited in the molecular design of P4 where alternating shorter linear chains and longer bulky branched chains were combined, in comparison to the fully branched polymer P3.

In conclusion, surgical techniques that require proximity to nerves benefit from exploiting the combined properties of laser and bipolar forceps.

Lizzy's father, who comes to offer moral support to his daughter and son-in-law, assesses the contretemps with characteristic levity: "Lydia's husband seems to have distinguished himself by this latest exploit in managing to combine entertainment for the masses with the maximum embarrassment for his family".

Here, we have demonstrated for the first time that small area variation in exposure to both malaria and schistosomiasis can be exploited in efforts to understand their combined effects on the health of school-aged children living in areas with endemic infections.

In the present work, we exploited the MS/MS data combined with comparative genomics to extend re-annotations for genomes from higher taxonomic ranks.

The architecture of the network reflects a hierarchy of geometric concepts typically exploited in data analysis: fuzzy intervals combined and-wise give rise to fuzzy hyperboxes and these in turn by being aggregated or-wise generate a summary of data as a collection of hyperboxes.