Sentence examples for potential for combination from inspiring English sources

Therefore, depleting copper from cancer cells by directly sequestering copper has a wider field for research and potential for combination therapy.

The clinical success of checkpoint blockade has underscored the role of peripheral tolerance mechanisms in limiting vaccine responses and highlighted the potential for combination therapies.

Because this delivery system accommodates multiple drugs, improves drug half-life and diminishes burst release, it provides an exciting platform with remarkable potential for combination therapeutics in cancer therapy.

Thus, Latin uses the word 'canis' to signify what English speakers mean by 'dog', but the same modes of signifying determine their function as singular and as nouns.[9] We might think of modi significandi metaphorically as hooks or fasteners on a word because they reflect its potential for combination with other words in propositions and other grammatically well-formed constructions.

Indeed, if we consider the manifold ways in which a word can be a signifier together with its potential for combination with other words in expressions, there could be infinitely many modi significandi — a proliferation of modes repeated all over again at the level of modi intelligendi.

Therefore, this compound has a good potential for combination therapy against bacteria.

Clinically, there is a great potential for combinations of MEK inhibitors and conventional chemotherapeutics.

In addition, our study shows the potential for combinations of copy number alterations to be used as prognosis predictors for early-stage breast cancer.

For visceral leishmaniasis new formulations, therapeutic switching, in particular AmBisome, and the potential for combinations of established drugs have significantly improved the opportunities for the treatment in the Indian subcontinent, but not in East Africa.

To establish the potential for combinations of markers to improve identification of sepsis and severe sepsis, we first used univariate correlation (Spearman's rho) to assess the relationship between the markers.

Yet too often, successful programs are not integrated and potential synergies for combination prevention are lost.