Sentence examples for normal elimination from inspiring English sources

Research from David Sulzer's lab suggests that a delay in the normal elimination of excess synapses in the brain may be a common cause of autism.

Chemicals that depress the immune system are thought to produce tumours by impairing cell-mediated immunity, which is important in the normal elimination of tumour cells.

Kinetic modeling designed to estimate the accumulated lung burden of biopersistent PSP was also suitable to simulate the overload-dependent outcomes of this biodegradable polymer as long as the faster than normal elimination kinetics was observed and an additional 'void space volume' was added to adjust for the phagocytosed additional fraction of pulmonary phospholipids.

Also, the normal elimination of 18F-FDG through the urinary bladder can mask the uptake in the prostate and regional lymph nodes [5].

In cases of overdose, however, the normal elimination pathways become saturated, often due to glutathione (GSH) depletion, and liver damage develops due to the production of N-acetyl p-benzoquinoneimine (NAPQI) by cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes (Dahlin et al, 1984).

Along these lines, it has been noted by Philipp et al. that enhanced AZGP1 levels in CKD patients might be best explained by an accumulation effect due to the loss of normal renal elimination [ 16].

Transgenic mouse studies have demonstrated partial redundancy of SPHK1 and SPHK2 since SPHK1−/− or SPHK2−/− mice were phenotypically normal while elimination of both genes resulted in embryonic death [ 38, 39] indicating that S1P is produced exclusively by SPHKs in vivo.

To construct this schedule, make the top bracket (the "winner's bracket") a normal single-elimination schedule, except after round 1, the top bracket only plays in even-numbered rounds.

Under normal conditions, the elimination of danaparoid is predominantly renal, with an elimination half-life of 25 hours.

However, mechanisms that evolved to protect normal HSCs from elimination and to regulate demand-adapted responses during inflammation most likely protect LSCs from immune-mediated elimination and may even contribute to the expansion of LSCs and leukemia progression.

Our data shows that after a period of normal development, synaptic elimination and maturation at cortical-LA synapses were exaggerated in absence of Mecp2.