Sentence examples for impede disease from inspiring English sources

High TB-HIV co-infection rates and consequent low TB case detection rates impede disease control in many TB endemic settings, notably in sub-Saharan Africa [2].

Metastasis accounts for most deaths from breast cancer, driving the need for new therapeutics that can impede disease progression.

Furthermore, only 192525%) of 76 respondents reported that their clients might have confidentiality issues that could impede disease reporting.

However, recent animal model data and clinical observations indicate that control of inflammation may not be sufficient to impede disease progression toward ankylosis in these patients.

T cell co-stimulatory effects of B7-H3 have been demonstrated, and theoretically tumours lacking stromal B7-H3 could escape anti-tumour immunity which would otherwise impede disease progression [ 39, 40].

Because the early stage of RA is considered to provide a window of opportunity to significantly impede disease progression, 10 11 first-degree healthy relatives (HR) were included, some of whom developed RA during the study.

Even then, viral infection and shRNA expression was limited to a small area around the injection site, resulting in spatially limited suppression of PrPC expression, modestly impeded disease progression and unaltered disease incidence.

In literature on male socialization, adherence to a 'stoic' role impedes disease prevention, as anxiety (about potential disease) is often a motivational factor in protective actions [ 111, 112].

Lines that were showing chlorotic lesions on the above the ear leaves were not included into the Elite Panel as they might contain certain level of resistance to GLS that allowed them to impede the disease spread.

Specifically, we hypothesised that altered patterns of DNA methylation in pro-fibrogenic as well as anti-fibrogenic genes within hepatic cellular compartments in some individuals will impede liver disease progression.

This phenomenon indicates that SNPs impede the disease genes (AD, ID) to take part in alternative splicing by altering the splicing signals and their lower involvement with alternative splicing than IG genes may imposes much more evolutionary pressure on disease genes.