Sentence examples for preserve immunity from inspiring English sources

Some ideas about how to tackle this problem include starting anti-retroviral therapy in infancy, before they are given their childhood vaccines, to preserve immunity to vaccine-preventable diseases.

A 42 year-old Caucasian man affected by human immunodeficiency virus type-1 infection treated with combination antiretroviral therapy and showing relatively preserved immunity with low viral load presented gingival squamous cell carcinoma and visceral (lungs and lymph nodes) Kaposi's sarcoma.

This emphasizes the need for early HIV diagnosis and initiation of antiretroviral therapy at high levels of CD4 count, in order to preserve cellular immunity [28], [29].

These preliminary results suggest that initiating ART with a high blood CD4+ T cells (> 350/mm3) limits the size of the HIV rectal reservoir and preserve local immunity, even after long-term therapy.

The judges of England developed the writ of habeas corpus largely to preserve these immunities from executive restraint".

Ongoing trials to prevent and cure recent-onset type 1 diabetes with immune-based and combinatorial therapies need to achieve durable immune suppression while at the same time preserving overall immunity to prevent malignancy and infection ultimately, an approach must be developed to strengthen the body's own β-cell immunoregulatory responses.

Immune tolerance therapies are designed to reprogram immune cells in a highly specific fashion to eliminate pathogenic responses while preserving protective immunity.

Preserving the immunity of a handful of Americans against war-crimes charges is more important than preventing a new genocide in the Balkans.

The White House has said the bill could expose Americans overseas to legal risks, and spokesman Josh Earnest said Tuesday efforts to revise the legislation fell short in addressing the administration's concerns about preserving sovereign immunity.

Indeed, PKCα and PKCθ inactivation in T cells also dissociates GvHD from GvL and preserves antimicrobial immunity (Valenzuela et al., 2009; Haarberg et al., 2013).

However, we can assume that our observation of better preserved cellular immunity in patients after laparoscopic colorectal surgeries has beneficial effects on the prognosis of patients.