Sentence examples for response stimulated from inspiring English sources
Note that this filter aims to mitigate the divergent deviation response stimulated by the time delay in acceleration observation.
It then goes on to recount a brief history of vaccination, outlines factors likely to influence the outcome of vaccine administration and describes the immune response stimulated by a selection of commercial and experimental vaccines.
His response stimulated a spirited discussion and many questions.
It is less apparent as to the biological relevance of an innate immune response stimulated through HSV-1 binding.
Our aim is to determine, from the dynamics of the early and acute SHIV infection, whether the early CD8+ T cell response, stimulated by vaccines that generate cell-mediated immunity, is predominantly cytolytic or noncytolytic in this animal model.
However, the cytokine concentrations were still significantly higher than those measured 24 h after administration of a PBS control solution, and partial involvement of a weak immune response stimulated by the bacteriophage solution cannot thus be ruled out.
The interferon (IFN -γ-mediated Th1 response stIFN -γ-mediatedoductIFN -γ-mediated anTh1Candida immunoglobulins, whose response prevention and clearance of infection remainstimulatesucidathe [37].
An added advantage of bioactive glasses is that ionic dissolution products from the reactions on bioactive glasses' surfaces can induce intracellular and extracellular response, stimulating new bone formation (osteogenesis) (Xynos et al. 2001; Sun et al. 2007).
IL-2 which is produced by T lymphocytes during an immune response, stimulates the growth, differentiation and survival of antigen-specific cytotoxic cells.
The Th1 immune response stimulates the release of interferon-γ which induces the enzyme indoleamine (2,3 -dioxygenase (IDO) (Murr et al, 2,3 -dioxygenase
The interferon (IFN -γ-mediated Th1 response stIFN -γ-mediatedoductIFN -γ-mediated anTh1 Candida immunoglobulins, whose response prevention and clearance of infection remainstimulatesucidathe [ 37].
