Sentence examples for markers for responsiveness from inspiring English sources
Although tumour size and international federation of gynaecology and obstetrics (FIGO) stage may serve successfully as markers for responsiveness to radiotherapy, they are not likely to fully account for the observed variability.
Consequently, HER2 overexpression does not represent a reliable predictive marker for responsiveness to Herceptin™.
The key enzyme OTC and ASS of urea cycle could be regarded as an effective predictive marker for responsiveness to rhArg therapy, which facilitates pretreatment screening.
To investigate the potential role of HER2 as a predictive marker for responsiveness to EGFR targeted therapies, we developed a series of MCF7 breast cancer cell line subclones that express graded levels of HER2.
Our data support the largely conflicting evidence that suggests P53 and TNF may be possible predictive markers for NAC responsiveness.
In this retrospective study, we demonstrated that the expression levels of the hENT1 and Notch3 genes are promising predictive markers for GEM responsiveness in patients with unresectable PDC.
This explains why good intra-individual correlations between preload markers and CI in paired measurements may be accompanied by a low predictive value of single measurements of preload associated markers for fluid responsiveness.
Novel ER stress markers for drug responsiveness prediction are emerging as there has been an increasing recognition of an association between ER stress and human cancer, and an improved understanding of the diverse underlying molecular mechanisms [ 24].
An integrative approach combining results from selected web-based toxicogenomics and genomics databases as well as bioinformatics tools was used to prioritize candidate nsSNPs markers for arsenic responsiveness of protein targets.
Understanding how the tumor microenvironment and other oncogenic signaling pathways impinge upon the IRS proteins to influence their signaling functions is essential for the future development of these adaptor proteins as either predictive markers for drug responsiveness or as therapeutic targets themselves.
Localization of markers for auxin responsiveness; PIN, AUX1, and ABCG36 transporters; quiescent center identity; and PLT expression occurred over shorter root regions coincident with the shorter root growth zones, but, otherwise, the localization patterns were not remarkably different in exocyst mutants compared to wild-type.
