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Constitutive activation of PI3K/Akt/mTOR signaling might make cancer cells more sensitive to mTOR blockade because it would render cells more dependent on the pathway for growth.

It would be cheaper, and it would render the law more accessible.

In the words of Bryon Holland, CEO of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority: "If DNS were to stop working, it would render the Internet effectively non-responsive".

Mayor Koch has tried several times to change the makeup of the board so it would be more responsive to him.

Others favoured the Katharevousa, or purified Greek, which would render it more akin to Attic Greek.

Proponents of the change said it would make government more responsive to residents, but opponents said it could lead to parochialism.

Snyder and the GOP leaders insisted the legislation was not meant to weaken unions or collective bargaining, saying it would make unions more responsive to their members.

Disparity in capacity does not automatically render domination or submission; rather, it is the management of asymmetry that would render a more sustainable world order.

At this late stage of the disease, it is possible that these MSCs may already harbor abnormalities that are so extensive that would render them partially responsive to the effects of hypomethylating therapy (Fig. 2).

It will enable you to provide more responsive services, better attuned to local needs.

She used it before encounters with men, trusting that saffron would render lovemaking yet more pleasurable.