Sentence examples for may further stimulate from inspiring English sources

This may further stimulate the development of kit-type formulations of 68Ga radiopharmaceuticals.

As described below, we speculate that leptin may further stimulate proliferation and tumorigenesis by down-regulating cancer cell XOR.

Also, observations of probable bioweathered tunnels in olivine and pyroxenes from the Martian meteorite Nakhla that are similar in appearance to microstructures in terrestrial basalts associated with microbial activity may further stimulate this debate [18].

Inflammatory stress induced by elevated intracellular UA may promote transformation, while elevated extracellular UA may further stimulate tumor cell proliferation, migration, and survival contributing to the development of highly aggressive cancer.

Our research may further stimulate others to design novel biological materials at single chiral amino acid level, and may broaden the applications of designer D-form self-assembling peptides in clinical and medical nanobiotechnology.

IL-17 induces IL-6 expression via the MAPK signaling pathway in hepatocytes, which, in turn, may further stimulate Th17 cells and forms a positive feedback loop.

6 Preliminary data from a recent randomized controlled trial indicate that it is more important to ingest a sufficient amount of high-quality protein (25 30 g) with each meal rather than 1 large bolus, because greater than 30 g in a single meal may not further stimulate muscle protein synthesis.

For instance, β-cell proliferation rates increase during adolescence [18], [19], pregnancy [17], [20], dietary manipulations [15], [21] that may be further stimulated in insulin-resistant states [22] and obesity, during organ regeneration after partial pancreatectomy [7], [23], or following β-cell specific cell-ablation [6].

Thus, soluble vitronectin can act to direct migration and to stimulate general motility of lymphocytes, and this response may be further stimulated when the lymphocyte interacts with immobilised vitronectin in the tumour stroma.

In addition, the nitric oxide (NO) donor NOR4 significantly upregulates AT1-R expression, suggesting that NO generation in Müller cells may be further stimulated via a positive feedback mechanism.

A higher ratio of cells may therefore not be required to further stimulate annulus cells.