Sentence examples for more effective rescue from inspiring English sources

Only co-expression of ferritin subunits offered a more effective rescue of the longevity phenotype than CAT.

More effective rescue was achieved through embryonic, compared to early postnatal expression [ 11- 13], whereas targeted expression in postmitotic neurons resulted in asymptomatic mice [ 12, 14].

Active immunization in PDAPP mice demonstrated more effective rescue from cognitive impairment when treatment was started to prevent Aβ pathology compared to mice treated at a later point in life in a reversal trial [ 10].

Many technological factors could explain this decrease, such as vast improvements in communication and transportation, which allowed more effective evacuation, rescue and relief operations, and the establishment of meteorological and hydrological agencies, which allowed for continuous observation and forecasting of rainfall and river discharges, improved early warning and disaster preparedness.

At the higher dose (4 mg/kg) tramadol is probably more effective, since rescue analgesia was not necessary.

Tramadol, at the higher dose (4 mg/kg) is probably more effective, since rescue analgesia was not necessary to any of the evaluated animals, although one of the animals have shown signs of excitation.

smad2 mRNA appears to be more effective in rescuing the prechordal plate defects in MZ smad2 mutants as compared to gfp-smad2 mRNA.

CD4 depletion was more effective in rescuing the disease in Stat3C/C mice, albeit less than IL-6R neutralization or complement depletion, perhaps reflecting the role of other CD4+ T cells populations.

The Kobe earthquake of 1995 happened in one of the most densely populated places on earth, and killed only 6,400.The reasons are obvious enough: more stringent building codes, rigorously enforced; and more rapid and effective rescue efforts after the event.

Remotely controlled drones can make for cheaper, more effective search and rescue operations, as well as hyperlocal deliveries (I personally can't wait for someone to put together a fleet of tacocopters.

Prophylactic or early surfactant treatment of infants requiring mechanical ventilation is more effective than late rescue treatment.[17], [18], [28] However, with prophylactic treatment a certain amount of (surfactant sufficient) preterm infants are over-treated.