Sentence examples for may confer sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Therefore, lipid sensitivity of TRPC channels may confer sensitivity to anaesthetics, as occurs with other ion channels.

That ABC transporters (in particular P-gp) conferring MDR may confer sensitivity, rather than resistance, to cancer cells was to be proven with systematic studies.

It has previously been reported that deletion of certain genes that affect translation may confer sensitivity to multiple drugs that target translation.

Combining all significant results for either signature, we found an overall negative correlation between DAS and mSS score and GI50, indicating that high DAS and mSS score may confer sensitivity to drugging.

This time frame correlates with the duration of the slow phase of DSB repair, the one predominantly affected by c-Abl regulation, suggesting that c-Abl-mediated downregulation of DSB repair may confer sensitivity to γ-irradiation and contribute to post-irradiation cell death.

Although classical EGFR mutations are present in most cases of NSCLC responding to TKIs therapy, approximately 10 20% of patients who do show a clinical response to gefitinib do not have these EGFR mutations, indicating that other, than these classical mutations, may confer sensitivity to TKIs, or that EGFR mutations are not the sole determinants of TKI response (Sharma et al, 2007).

These results indicated that GCS-100/MCP may confer cells' sensitivity to cisplatin-induced apoptosis through blocking Gal-3 functions.

The presence of visceral metastases is a negative prognostic factor and may confer less sensitivity to hormone therapy.

Our previous work implicated the Caspase-2-PIDDosome in drug resistance in p53 wild-type lung tumors, suggesting that loss of Caspase-2 may confer drug sensitivity.

This biological difference may confer greater sensitivity to MEK inhibitors; a hypothesis supported by the results presented here, which highlight how different KRAS mutations may lead to different signal transduction cascades, resulting in altered drug sensitivity.

Map scanning (Section 5.3.2) and image scanning (Section 5.3.1) are computer-based paradigms that may confer greater sensitivity by recording both response time and accuracy scores for participants' imagery-based judgments.