Sentence examples for prevention of migration from inspiring English sources
In our case, although the eradication regimen proved unsuccessful in decolonising the paranasal sinuses of P. aeruginosa, we believe that detection of the pathogen instigated antimicrobial treatment that may have contributed to prevention of migration to the lower airways and, therefore, preventing chronic infection of the lower airways.
Stent design has to fulfil several requirements such as the prevention of migration, easy removal if needed and radiopacity allowance.
Large-diameter stents were introduced for the prevention of migration but may be associated with more complications.
Dissolved CO2 was not detected in the aeolian sand (0 5 m depth) indicating prevention of migration due to permeability heterogeneities.
Such a rethinking implies that Europeans should put the cause of democratic reform in the Arab world ahead of more concrete concerns like financial or energy interests, or the prevention of migration to Europe.
In these areas which are physical environments where sustainability can be maintained easily, the Social Housing Department of the North Cyprus Government has made several studies for the proposal of prototype house plans' as a solution to the above mentioned problem of a need for housing and the prevention of migration to cities.
The processes responsible for the prevention of downward migration when injecting steam air mixtures were analyzed using a nonisothermal multiphase flow and transport model.
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) and cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analyses revealed the morphology of the layered structure thin film and the mechanism for the prevention of stress migration in the film.
Consistently, the prevention of BMMC migration to tumor by either SCF neutralization or c-kit blockade resulted in the no effect of BMMCs on Treg cells (Fig. 3, A and B).
Thus, S100A9 may prove a valuable target for prevention of the migration of tumor cells to pre-metastatic sites [ 26].
E-Cadherin is a key component of adherens junctions (specialised intraepithelial junctions) [ 68, 69], and is regarded by some as a tumour suppressor important in the prevention of cell migration, invasion and metastasis [ 69].
