Sentence examples for plausible therapy from inspiring English sources

These results make Ang- 1-7) Ang- 1-7ing plansiblexcitingy for ARDS and call for further research in this field.

Taken together, autophagy is a plausible therapy target in AMD, but may be complex due to a variation in the AMD phenotypes.

To place the above studies in the appropriate context of whether omega-3 PUFA supplementation should be pursued as a plausible therapy to treat or prevent AD, several points need to be considered.

128 As TNF-α and TNF-dependent cytokines are involved in the immune-based inflammatory etiology of AD, blockade of this effector molecule is a plausible therapy target for chronic eczema.

Since singing requires the use and mastery of techniques to control breathing, it is a plausible therapy for patients with respiratory disease and on the basis of a small number of clinical trials [ 14- 16] the recently published IMPRESS British Thoracic Society Guidelines for Pulmonary Rehabilitation, have suggested that singing can be considered as an adjunct to this therapy [ 17].

Interestingly, addition of IGF-I or GH + IGF-I in HU animals resulted in recovery of strength measures to a level equal to ambulatory controls, indicating that in fact IGF-I may be a plausible therapy for overcoming reduced tissue healing due to disuse from bed rest, immobilization, or microgravity.

In this scenario, our results favour a plausible novel therapy that upregulation of TFEB activities in both glia cells and neuron may help to coordinately ameliorate AD pathogenesis, providing a better healing of AD.

Data support the contention that hypothermia is not only biologically plausible as a therapy but also improves neurologic outcome in animals and, now, in humans [ 1, 2, 11].

Even in artemisinine-treated patients, it is plausible that a therapy that immediately relieves microvascular obstruction might be of clinical benefit.

44– 46 It is biologically plausible that insulin therapy could accelerate the development of existing subclinical tumors within timeframes of less than two years if these lesions express appropriate receptors.

Results from local delivery of anti-TNF biologicals are encouraging, and although a plausible form of therapy, larger studies are warranted to address the safety issues associated with repeated and prolonged antibody delivery in the joint [ 10].