Sentence examples for limited protective effect from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, although Boc-D-FMK was very efficient in inhibiting caspase activation, it did not protect RIPK1-depleted cells from brefeldin A treatment and only had a limited protective effect following TNF stimulation.

If, indeed, maternal antibodies have a limited protective effect for nestlings and do not confer much passive immunity, existing hypotheses need to be reexamined.

The limited protective effect of dopexamine in terms of organ injury might then reflect the absence of improvements in regional microvascular flow.

It has been reported a limited protective effect of sitting over 2 hours a day, and an increased risk in those kneeling and squatting excessively at work, and some occupations like farmers, construction workers, firefighters and floor-layers have been reported to have an increased risk of knee OA [ 6, 8- 11].

It is worth noting that the protective factors examined in this study had only limited protective effects against risky sexual behavior.

In view of the different sources of ROS and our paucity of our knowledge on the complex interaction among various oxidants and antioxidant enzyme systems and their substrates, additional studies are required to understand the limited protective effects of antioxidants against atherosclerosis in humans.

Another factor is the poor endocytosis of exogenous catalase by cardiac myocytes (Chudej et al, 1990), which suggests a limited penetration of catalase into doxorubicin-treated cells and thereby limits the protective effect of catalase.

There is more limited evidence of a protective effect of cruciferous vegetables against cardiovascular disease (CVD) (15, 16).

Observational studies and randomized controlled trials provide limited evidence for a protective effect of antihypertensive therapy [ 4- 9].

On the other hand, a recent study which employed intramuscular injection of estrogen 3 days prior to renal ischemia-reperfusion surgery found that estrogen's protective effect was limited to ovariectomized female rats and did not protect male rats [ 36].

Interestingly, the genotypic odds ratio indicated that this protective effect was limited to TT genotypes and that heterozygotes did not show confident protection compared to GG homozygotes (OR = 0.83, 95% CI = 0.50-1.36).