As Dr. Benson views it, the "breakout" principle is a potent mind-body impulse "that severs prior mental patterns" and can induce "a host of personal benefits".
Insulin is known to induce a host of effects on traditional metabolic actions such as glucose transport and utilization [25].
The combined effects of chronic stress and risky behaviors and habits induce a host of disease states and social problems, often by adolescence and, if not, by young adulthood.
Polymicrobial interactions in polymicrobial environments such as a mixed-species biofilms on catheters may induce a host of synergistic mechanisms including quorum sensing, induction of virulence among others that may contribute to enhanced mortality or morbidity of the host [ 12].
Since acetazolamide is a non-specific CA inhibitor, the administration of the drug is susceptible to induce a host of varied physiological consequences on nervous conduction, ventilation control, oxygen transport and on diuresis.
The current treatment regimen against HCV is administering doses of single IFN- α subtype (2a or 2b), but TLR activation induces a host of interferon subtype responses; therefore, TLR agonists can help in improving efficacy of the antiviral therapy [ 16].
70 They not only inhibit VEGFRs, but also act on other kinase receptors, such as those for epidermal growth factor inducing a host of biological effects in addition to inhibition of angiogenesis.
PGs have been demonstrated to induce a host of endometrial angiogenic factors including vascular endothelial growth factor, adrenomedullin, fibroblast growth factor-2 and interleukin-8 (Keightley et al., 2010; Maybin et al., 2011a, b, c).
In addition to genes associated with cell proliferation, adhesion and migration, LPA induces a host of genes that encode secreted factors known to promote tissue remodeling, wound healing, inflammation, angiogenesis and tumor progression, depending on cellular context.
Antibodies are naturally induced against a host of parasite antigens, and in vivo protection may generally be based on the cumulative/synergistic effect of relevant responses rather than responses to any single antigen.
