Sentence examples for potential to attenuate from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, dynamic stimulation, if applied at an optimal frequency, has shown the potential to attenuate osteopenia in disuse while promoting formation in osteogenesis, which may potentially serve as a biomechanical intervention for treating osteoporosis and muscle atrophy.
Together, these results suggest that NB84-mediated suppression therapy has the potential to attenuate the MPS I-H disease phenotype.
In contrast, if the new technology has the potential to attenuate variability in economic outcomes, then it would be more rapidly adopted among risk-averse small scale farmers.
Thus, some therapies targeting these relevant pathways have been widely investigated regarding their potential to attenuate the damage caused by migraine [10, 11].
In summary, we found that polymyxin B hemoperfusion for septic pigs improves urine output and has a potential to attenuate the microcirculatory dysfunction of the terminal ileal mucosa.
These results suggest that vanillic acid has enough potential to attenuate hypertension, dyslipidemia and hepatic and renal damage in nitric oxide deficient rats.
Altogether, the collected evidence suggests that xanthones can play a role as potential agents to attenuate the oxidative damage produced by different pro-oxidants.
Inhibition of late INa represents a potential approach to attenuate CaMKII activation and decreases SR-Ca2+-leak in atrial rhythm disorders.
Here, we review new developments in our understanding of the mechanisms leading to fibrosis in DMD and several recent advances towards reverting it, as potential treatments to attenuate disease progression.
However, in light of current lack of causal treatment options, the severity of RDEB calls for urgent translation of potential therapies to attenuate symptoms and improve functionality and quality of life of affected individuals (Davila-Seijo et al, 2014).
We contend that the differences in pathophysiology between AKI due to sepsis and other aetiologies (ischaemia, toxin, cardiopulmonary bypass) may have important clinical implications for detection of early kidney injury, changes to kidney function and trajectory of AKI, along with the application of potential interventions to attenuate injury and promote kidney recovery.
