Sentence examples for possible retard from inspiring English sources
The modulation in GAD67 expression during newborn cell maturation suggests a possible retard in the maturation process.
This hypothesis is, however, weakened by the fact that in experimental models ERN tumour cells display higher radiosensitivity than ERP tumour cells [ 21], thus suggesting a possible retarding effect contrary to the observed one.
During the early stages of osteoarthritis it may be possible to retard the destructive process by enhancing the production of aggrecan and inhibiting its degradation.
In the early stages of OA, prior to extensive collagen damage, it may be possible to retard or even reverse the degenerative process by the administration of agents that promote aggrecan synthesis and prevent its degradation.
This is again against the requirement that all equipment and areas within food premises must be kept clean, and carcasses should go into the cooler as soon as possible to retard bacterial growth and extend the shelf-life [ 15, 16].
Both findings may be complementary, in that it is possible that retarded decomposition causes the formation of copper-fixing organic compounds, and thus, by stimulating the decomposition rate by drainage, the same effect would be obtained as a copper dressing.
However, little information is available in the literature about their possible role in retarding the periprosthetic loosening and bone resorption process.
It is formally possible that mating plugs retard re-mating ability more for some male genetic backgrounds, but that the reference strain (PD4790) males are largely unaffected by mating plugs.
The results provide insight into a possible alternative means of retarding wear-type corrugation growth.
A chrondroprotective effect was provided by intra-articular injection of MMP-3 inhibitor, which not only confirmed the important role of MMP-3 in the changes of articular cartilage induced by excessive running load, but also suggested a possible effective treatment for retarding such osteoarthritic changes.
