Sentence examples for lead to a prolonged from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it can be presumed that electrochemotherapy has a cytotoxic effect on endothelial cells in the treated tumours, which may lead to a prolonged reduction of tumour blood flow.
Long acting drugs such as diazepam are lipid soluble and hence have a large volume of distribution and may lead to a prolonged recovery when the doses are tailed off.
A bankruptcy filing could lead to a prolonged battle in court with the company's lenders, dealers and parts suppliers across the country.
Ananda Siregar, Blitz's boss, worries that the row over import duties will lead to a prolonged drought of American blockbusters, halting that strong growth.
Ms Tymoshenko could, however, try to challenge the result in the courts which would lead to a prolonged legal battle and more uncertainty.
Romney wants to be more hawkish toward Iran, but until you have sat in the Oval Office and decided to commit the United States to actions that could lead to a prolonged war, campaign rhetoric that is tough but nonbinding can be taken only so seriously.
(Nancy's treatment led to a prolonged, continuing remission of her disease).
Additionally, the incorporation of La2O3 in the modified glasses led to a prolonged drug release pattern relative to the base glass.
A disputed succession on the death of William IV (1345) led to a prolonged civil war between factions known as the Hooks (Hoeken) and the Cods (Kabeljauwen), who came to represent rival aristocratic and middle-class parties, respectively.
Thus, the active membrane insertion activity of YidC in the cell leads to only a temporary elongation arrest and a repressed expression level of YidC2, whereas the reduced YidC activity of the cell leads to a prolonged MifM arrest and consequent induction of YidC2.
Contrary to this we have found that the phagocytosis of opsonised S. aureus strain Newman by hMDMs in ratios bacteria to macrophages of up to 50 1 (multiplicity of infection, MOI = 50), led to a prolonged, survival of bacteria in phagocytes (see below) that did not affect the viability of the host cells.
