Sentence examples for priming the system from inspiring English sources
Firstly, a baseline was made by priming the system with a 0.15 M NaCl solution during 15 minutes.
The specifics and mechanism remain unclear, but previous research has suggested that these early maternal immune compounds may have "educational effects" on the newborn's developing immune profile that they may somehow be priming the system to be on the lookout for common local diseases or parasites.
After priming the system with normal saline the IAP was measured, starting without any extra instillation of saline, and continued with 1 ml increments up to 10 ml, after a 1-min equilibration period after each instillation.
In the absence of strong data that demonstrate a better correlation of directly measured IAP with IBP at one specific volume, we suggest to measure IBP after priming the system with a small amount of saline (maximum 25 ml), enough to create a fluid column and to remove air.
Given that such reactivity is not a sufficient criterion for the structural assignment of a reactive state, it remains that GA could undergo an as-yet-uncharacterized rearrangement that places the scissile bond in the catalytic oxyanion hole, thus priming the system for si-face attack.
These results implicate 'danger signals' associated with the implantation of the scaffolds due to tissue injury which primed the system for an enhanced immune response.
Vaccines work by priming the immune system to recognize and respond to incoming threats.
First recognize that creating a great culture is, in part, about priming the immune system to reject bad things.
He noted that the virus has evolved in a way that makes it virtually impossible to attack by priming the immune system, the usual goal of a vaccine.
Priming the immune system with induced pluripotent stem cells prevented or slowed the development of cancer in mice, Stanford researchers found.
Vaccines, for example, one of the oldest and most effective tools at the physician's disposal, work by priming the immune system.
