Sentence examples for immunological means from inspiring English sources

Cancer immunoprevention is a recent development of tumor immunology that aims at preventing tumor onset with immunological means, in particular vaccines.

Dr. Lloyd J. Old, who made seminal discoveries about the relationship between cancer and the immune system, and despite setbacks in the field steadfastly promoted the development of vaccines and other immunological means to fight cancer, died on Nov. 28 at his home in Manhattan.

Cognitive self-awareness is a function of those immunological means that enforce the identification of 'self'' from 'other' within an active biological frame.

The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) exists in a deletion-mutant form, EGFRvIII, which has been identified by genetic and immunological means in a subset of gliomas and non-small cell lung carcinomas.

This should greatly facilitate the structural and functional analysis of NeoA and make it possible to generate labeled, active forms of the peptide that should help identify its precise cellular and molecular targets by optical, biochemical and immunological means.

However, we have yet to confirm by immunological means that IL-11 is mediating gp130 activation.

He constantly elides these levels, tacitly assuming that the immunological self means pretty much the same as the embodied self, or that a bacterial culture has similar properties to the kind of cultures studied by anthropologists.

Additionally, the directives state that a medical device does not achieve its principal intended action in or on the human body by pharmacological, immunological or metabolic means, but it may be assisted by such means.

Such "human safaris" have been vigorously condemned by FENAMAD and others – not only for the obvious ethical reasons, but because of the danger that contact poses to the "Mashco-Piros", as they are widely-known, because of their lack of immunological defences which means potentially fatal diseases can be easily transmitted to them.

By means of immunological methods first devised by Pasteur, some of humankind's chief maladies were brought under control.

Inspired by biological systems, the proposed quality control approach utilizes immunological principles as a means of developing the required mathematical framework behind the self-correcting methodology.