Sentence examples for induce a delay from inspiring English sources
However, several studies reveal that products such as gas or paint found on the cadaver induce a delay in the colonisation of the body, leading to an under-estimate of the PMI.
The combination of disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) and the development of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors have for the first time lead to a clinical remission of RA and induce a delay or complete stop of the clinical and radiological progression of the disease, thus improving the quality of life of many patients with RA [4].
This suggested that a partial reduction of UNG2 was sufficient to induce a delay in mitosis, consistent with the observed reduction in CENP-A levels.
The processes of transcription, translation, folding and multimerization could also induce a delay, but this is neglected in this work.
This may increase the pool of immature germ cells and potentially induce a delay and time window for transformation to occur.
Lower than physiological optimal temperatures induce a delay on fish adaptative immune responses while some of the innate immune responses (complement, phagocytosis, etc) are up regulated [ 13].
Interestingly, VIP induces a similar headache [31] to PACAP [32] in healthy volunteers, but fails to induce a delayed migraine-like attack [31, 33].
The panicogenic agent CO2 has been shown to induce a delayed release of NASs in both brain and plasma of rats.
The p120-catenin homozygotes are viable and fertile; p120ctn308 mutation has been reported to induce a delayed, but complete DC and subtle irregularities of the leading edge in the majority of mutant embryos [60].
We show that TGN1412 as well as the commercially available CD28 superagonist ANC28.1 induce a delayed but extremely sustained calcium response in human naïve and memory CD4+ T cells but not in cynomolgus T lymphocytes.
These results demonstrate that prenatal activation of microglia, when also done by pharmacological means, is sufficient to induce a delayed increase in the contribution of AMPAR to excitatory neurotransmission.
