Sentence examples for long-term blockage from inspiring English sources
It is uncertain whether long-term blockage of autophagy would be beneficial for alcohol-induced muscle loss.
By contrast, somewhat smaller landslides occur periodically in tributaries but do not cause long-term blockages and are typically circumnavigated by salmonids within days to weeks.
Recent high profile studies have found that maintaining the DNA methylation profile is necessary for maintaining long-term memory, because reduction (blockage) of global DNA methylation leads to long-term memory loss (Feng et al., 2010; Miller et al., 2010).
Representative radiospectrometric analysis of UV blockage effects were performed at release and after three weeks (Fig. 1) to verify that our UV blockage had the desired long-term effects.
Therefore GDC-0980 by inducing a better blockage of AKT activation may result in long-term, FOXO3a-dependent commitment to autophagy, and indeed we observed decreased phosphorylation of FOXO3a after GDC-0980 treatment (data not shown).
They also share potentially devastating long-term complications wrought by long-term high blood sugar: eye, kidney, nerve problems, heart disease, strokes, blockage of blood vessels in the lower legs and feet.
Studies tracking long-term results among patients around the nation have prompted some surgeons to argue that thousands of people with blockages in multiple arteries may be dying months or even years prematurely because they receive stents instead of surgery.
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