Sentence examples for promote sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Third, in addition to examining drug resistance, we can use representational approaches to identify shRNAs that promote sensitivity to specific drugs.
Many corrections leaders, he said, are promoting "direct supervision" jails that put deputies and inmates side by side in an effort to defuse tension and promote sensitivity among jailers.
It is therefore likely that therapeutic approaches that aim to normalize the tumor microenvironment and/or interrupt the crosstalk between the tumor cells and the microenvironment, will not only help to stall the progression of cancer, but also have a potential to promote sensitivity of tumors to chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
The solvent system and sample preparation were carefully selected to reduce the matrix effect on ionization and promote sensitivity.
For ovarian cancer cells, silencing of Bmi-1 gene could promote sensitivity to cisplatin and induction of apoptosis [ 39].
As proestrus is characterized by high levels of estrogen, this work provides further evidence that estrogen can act to promote sensitivity to the PFC-impairing effects of stress.
Although not well understood, induction of intracellular UA accumulation in pancreatic cancer cells (PANC-1) following radiation exposure or treatment with 5-fluorocracil was found to mediate the induction of MHC class-I related proteins MICA/B that in turn promoted sensitivity to NK-92 cell killing[152].
The result is an integrated activation that promotes sensitivity transitions and the signals are then perceived.
In our opinion, the result is an integrated activation that promotes sensitivity transitions and the signals are then perceived.
We conclude that the mechanisms of rapamycin resistance in hepatic cells involve alterations of signaling downstream from mTOR and that the mechanisms are highly heterogeneous, thus predicting that maintaining or promoting sensitivity will be highly challenging.
Oncogenic transformation promotes sensitivity to inhibition of certain metabolic pathways (synthetic lethality).
