Sentence examples for mediated benefit from inspiring English sources

The mediated benefit resulted in the automatic calculation of fluid balance.

Data presented herein agree with an angiostatic role of IFNγ as seen in rodent models of solid tumors and suggest that increasing T helper type 1 (Th1 -like funcTh1 -likelung cancer patients e.g. by local delivery ofunctionsy medinte therapeutic benefit via mechanisms that potentialungincancermodulation of patientsoge.gc IL-8.

A retrospective study of 111 women, presented in abstract form at the Society of Surgical Oncology in 2007, suggests not only that surgery is strongly protective against uncontrolled chest wall disease, but also that a controlled chest wall mediates the benefit of surgical resection.

We next hypothesized that the anti-fibrotic therapeutic benefit mediated by SAP during bleomycin-induced lung fibrosis is via directing monocyte/M2 macrophage activation.

Experimental vaccines using live recombinant BCG to express parasitic or other key non-mycobacterial antigens which may preferentially promote a T-helper type 2 (Th2) cell mediated response could benefit from in vitro nutrient starvation to induce a more preferable balance between Th1 and Th2 responses to help alleviate unfavorable Th2 induced asthmatic responses [40].

11 With regard to KRAS status, subgroup analysis showed regorafenib mediated a survival benefit over placebo in the KRAS-wild-type (HR =0.65) and KRAS-mutant (HR =0.87) subgroups.

In this light, our work now reveals that enhanced host intestinal peptidase expression should be considered as a host biological activity required for physiological benefit mediated by a mutualist association.

Here, we use the well-studied multiple antibiotic resistance (MAR) system in E. coli to experimentally characterize the trade-off between drug toxicity ("cost") and drug-induced resistance ("benefit") mediated by efflux pumps.

Here we combine experiments with a simple phenomenological model to fully characterize a range of effects resulting from the trade-off between drug toxicity and the benefit mediated by efflux pumps.

Given their apparent role in mediating health benefits, sirtuins have attracted considerable interest as a drug target.

Resveratrol, a Sirt1 activator, induces mitochondrial biogenesis and protects against metabolic decline, but whether Sirt1 mediates these benefits is the subject of continuous debate.