Sentence examples for models of aggressive from inspiring English sources

Early game theory models of aggressive signaling predicted that aggressive signals would be unreliable because all signalers would be selected to exaggerate their signals regardless of their aggressive intentions.

In xenograft models of aggressive B-cell lymphoma and MM ABT-263 promoted significant efficacy of clinically relevant chemotherapeutic regimens.

Therefore, therapies guided by preclinical models of aggressive bladder cancers might provide the scientific basis for novel therapies.

Clinical candidate KPT-251 and KPT-330 were also tested in vivo in three models of aggressive PCa.

Sample collection as much as 24 h after death is acceptable for xenograft models of aggressive tumors, despite low cell viability.

We tested a battery of SINE compounds in PCa cell lines and KPT-330 and KPT-251 were tested in vivo using two models of aggressive PCa.

Edris, B. et al. Antibody therapy targeting the CD47 protein is effective in a model of aggressive metastatic leiomyosarcoma.

But even when academy training is better (for example, including instruction in de-escalation techniques), new recruits soon buy into the older model of aggressive, authoritative policing exhibited by old-timers on the force.

Now, apart from introducing the specific hazards associated with genetic modifications, GM commercial crops perpetuate the very economic and social model of aggressive exploitation, intensive large-scale cultivations and biodiversity reduction associated with conventional crops cultivated under modern agriculture principles.

Through a business model of aggressive vertical integration, huge poultry companies in the US own and control the birds, the mills that produce the poultry feed, the factories where the birds are incubated and hatched, the trucks used to transport the chicks, grown chickens and meat, and the factories that butcher the birds and package the meat.

Game theory modeling of aggressive encounters suggests that threat displays, when they exist, usually provide an honest indication of one's fighting ability [68] [72].