Inhibition of activated IGFR1R in cancer cells may not necessarily curb the proliferation but suppress metastasis; however, this may not be identified in typical phase II trials designed to look at tumor response.
Black's departure may not necessarily curb the involvement of New York's financial and business minds in education reform, but it has, perhaps, had a cautionary effect.
Detractors of the tax point to studies suggesting it may not help curb speculation very much and might even make market prices more volatile by reducing the amount of stocks, derivatives and other securities traded.
Corruption corrodes Mr Karzai's legitimacy; if he does not curb it, other problems may prove insoluble.
(New York: Columbia University Press, 1994).), which may explain why the auditing literature's reductionist, holistic and historical-event approaches to audit risk and fraud do not curb the increasing number of fraud cases occurring today.
Do not curb your enthusiasm.
The article quoted Zulu Chief Gaisha Buthelezi: "I will not be able to curb my people, and indeed I soon may not want to curb my people, when they adopt an attitude of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth".
Failure may not lead to curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Success in the negotiations, in turn, may not lead to curbing a nuclear arms race because success requires essentially admitting to Iran's nuclear abilities that would be a "screw's turn" away from making nuclear bombs.
They are characterized by so-called systemic cytokine storms, cell damage and death, tissue injury, and may ultimately result in multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) and death if not curbed in time.
