Sentence examples for ineffective development of from inspiring English sources

There are two mechanisms probably involved: an increase in the abdominal lymph production and an ineffective development of collateral flow.

Conventional approaches using insulin have been proven ineffective, development of new strategies to promote glucose uptake is a promising initiative.

Recently, it was found that desiccation-induced damage was caused by a dehydration-driven burst of reactive oxygen species in embryonic axes accompanied by the ineffective development of antioxidant systems (Pukacka and Ratajczak 2006; Cheng and Song 2008; Roach et al. 2008, 2010).

For example, having weak and brittle bones, having ineffective development of your cartilage, or being obese can all increase your chances of an ACL tear.

We here review the main methodological aspects of TSPO PET imaging with particular attention to TSPO genetics, cellular heterogeneity of TSPO in brain tissue and TSPO distribution in blood and plasma that need to be considered in the quantification of PET data to avoid spurious results as well as ineffective development and use of these radiotracers.

Viral isolation of LCDV is difficult, time-consuming and often ineffective; the development of a rapid and specific tool to detect and quantify LCDV is desirable for both diagnosis and pathogenic studies.

Two principal mechanisms may operate: on the one hand the immune systems loses the ability to detect the neoplastic population through changes in antigen presentation or editing of the antigen receptor repertoire; on the other hand initially effective immune responses may be rendered ineffective through development of an immune suppressive environment [ 2].

Chemotherapy can be rendered ineffective by the development of drug resistance.

Targeting the estrogen receptor pathway alone with the antiestrogens, Tamoxifen and Raloxifene reduces the incidence of estrogen receptor positive tumors but is ineffective against the development of hormone independent cancers.

The drugs traditionally used to treat uncomplicated malaria have become ineffective, due to the development of drug resistance.

But, simultaneously, a conducive cultural environment is a prerequisite for open and agile sharing, cooperative thinking and development, lest Enterprise 2.0 should result in faster development of ineffective platforms (Frappaolo et al. [2008]).