Sentence examples for mechanisms should help from inspiring English sources

Knowledge about their mechanisms should help understand the factors that influence the effectiveness of this technique.

Familiarity with both the means of resistance to a particular chemotherapeutic agent and the phenotypic identity of those cells that harbor resistance mechanisms should help facilitate the discovery of therapies better able to clear minimum residual disease and prolong overall survival.

Analysis of these disease mechanisms should help to identify biomarkers that could be used to monitor the efficacy of therapeutic strategies.

In principle, a detailed understanding of the enzymatic mechanism should help researchers to design a potent enzyme inhibitor or new drug.

"An independent referral mechanism should help to address this, but that will only be the case if the powers of ministers are both clearly defined and significantly curtailed in comparison to the present system, and if the role of local authorities is given much greater clarity".

Spontaneous breathing modes may integrate intrinsic feedback mechanisms that should help prevent ventilator-induced lung injury, and should improve synchrony between the ventilator and the patient's demand.

A better understanding of this unusual mechanism, he notes, should help scientists understand how it evolved.

Future experiments delving in greater depth into the phenotypes of cells lacking σE, the roles of σE regulon members of unknown function, and the mechanism of suppression should help to distinguish between these models and provide new insights into the role of this important cell envelope stress response.

Understanding of antimicrobial defence mechanisms of penaeid shrimp should help in the design of efficient strategies for the management and disease control in aquaculture.

The delineation of underlying mechanisms in future studies should help to develop therapies that limit the detrimental effects of obesity-associated insulin resistance on the heart.

This novel insight into the epidemiology of Scottish E. coli O157 paves the way for future research into the mechanisms of transmission which should help with the design of control measures to reduce E. coli O157 from livestock-related sources.