Sentence examples for inhibit occurrence from inspiring English sources

Only immunosuppressant RPM may inhibit occurrence and recurrence of tumors, besides having strong immunosuppressive efficacy [ 33].

Therefore, browning and senescence are closely related with cellular energy status, and measures to maintain energy levels can delay aging and inhibit occurrence of browning and deterioration to a certain extent.

Our study reveals that global warming might promote the occurrence of striped stem borers but inhibit the occurrence of pink stem borers in the future.

Further increasing the polyetheramide segment content brings the excluded polyetheramide segments to form domains among the crystallized polyester spherulites so as to inhibit the occurrence of spherulitic impingement.

Based on this study, it was found that AMA can inhibit the occurrence of diabetes and obesity, and regulate the metabolism balance and the stability of the redox system, we also carried out AMA on mouse aging mechanism of intervention.

Del Pozo and Lam [16] found that specific inhibitors of caspase-1 (Ac-YVAD-CMK) and caspase-3 (Ac-DEVD-CHO) have been observed to inhibit the occurrence of tobacco hypersensitive response (HR) induced by bacteria and Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV).

The observation that transplanted wild-type muscles do not inhibit the occurrence of muscle denervation in B6.SOD1 mice provides increased confidence that expression of the G93A SOD1 mutation in muscle is not necessary for the appearance of muscle denervation or the motor neuron disease phenotype.

Therefore, GA treatment may inhibit the occurrence of HCC [ 81].

Societal factors are those factors which aggravate or inhibit the occurrence of violence in the society.

25 Interestingly, fatty lesions occurred less frequently if inflammation persisted, indicating that the presence of inflammation might inhibit the occurrence of 'fatty lesions'.

C-PC+CD59 could lower the levels of blood lipids, slow down the formation of hyperlipidemia, and finally inhibit the occurrence of atherosclerosis.