Sentence examples for mobilization of either from inspiring English sources

Mobilization of either marginated cells or bone marrow reserve can increase blood neutrophil numbers rapidly due to the action of catecholamines, which are known to be released by scorpion venom and induce leukocytosis through mobilization of the marginated pool [ 26].

These findings suggest that blocking receptor activation by endogenous LPA and S1P may be critical to the successful mobilization of either endogenous or exogenous neural progenitors for therapeutic recovery from neural injury or neurodegenerative disease.

The 3'-UTR of SUT1 is insufficient for mobilization of either the fusion or GFP alone.

This differential growth is mostly mediated by differential osmoregulation; carbohydrates accumulate, from either mobilization of storage carbohydrates or sucrose import (van Doorn and van Meeteren, 2003).

Most of the data regarding mechanisms of HSC mobilization come either from in vitro or from in vivo animal studies; thus it is uncertain whether the exact same mechanisms are functional in the human organism.

Thus the main initiating event of HSC mobilization is either exogenous or endogenous G-CSF or the combination of both.

Therefore, we investigated in two cohorts (n=22), the efficacy and safety of PBSC mobilization by either biosimilar G-CSF or reference G-CSF.

Loss of lipids may be due to lipid synthesis inhibition and mobilization of the stored lipids, either through β-oxidation or through a gradual unsaturation of lipid molecules as suggested by Jha (1991).

In addition, earlier mobilization achieved at either of the three time point (see " Result" section of this article) was reported with a significant decreased risk for VTE of TKA, confirmed by several articles [ 19, 29, 30].

One mechanism involves Fe fractionation during mobilization of Fe from the parent material due to either Fe reduction or ligand-promoted dissolution.

However, the war required mobilization of a significant percentage of the population, either as volunteers or through conscription.