Sentence examples for permit clearance from inspiring English sources

Identification of agents/strategies that activate latent provirus may, in the presence of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), permit clearance of HIV reservoirs by the immune system.

After passing through the fenestrated endothelium with 70 100 nm pores, nanoparticles must pass through the glomerular basement membrane, a thick layer of extracellular matrix that sits between the capillary endothelium and podocytes that permit clearance for 2 8 nm particles [11].

A dialyser in the secondary circuit permits clearance of water-soluble molecules [ 2, 19, 20].

As Ms Basu notes of UP: "Entrepreneurs have to spend significant time in dealing with permits, clearances and inspections, and end up paying substantial 'rents' to the inspectors".

These studies cannot determine if longer-term therapies or different modes (e.g., slow infusion) of administration would permit the clearance of Gaucher cells and GC from the lung, but the human studies suggest that even long-term intravenous administration on an intermittent basis does not lead to clearance in the lungs.

Adding DNase to cleave the free DNA may reduce fluid viscosity and permit pleural clearance by fibrinolytic drugs [ 10].

The lumbar support was centered between the L2-L4 vertebodiesodies, and the seat depth was adjusted to permit knee clearance.

The ankle dorsiflexors "lift" the foot (i.e. dorsiflex the ankle) during the swing-phase of gait in order to permit sufficient clearance of the toes.

Among the factors secreted by senescent cells, IGFBP7 [ 54] and PAI-1 [ 55] contribute to the growth arrest response, while p53 regulates expression of chemokines directing the immune system to permit the clearance of senescent cells [ 56].

He does everything from recruiting and approving new vendors, to dealing with the intricate process of acquiring permits and clearance for the growing number of weekly markets.

One might speculate that in vivo a temporal expansion of parasites expressing a post-transcriptionally regulated gene may coordinate PfEMP1 expression by permitting splenic clearance of the off-switch IEs thus giving only the remaining minute populations of other variants a possibility to survive.