Sentence examples for restoring the efficacy from inspiring English sources

Even though its deficiency, which causes resistance to heparin, occurs at low frequency, antithrombin III should be assayed because of the serious consequences of circuit coagulation and the recognized value of antithrombin III replacement therapy in restoring the efficacy of heparin.

This decrement in learning efficacy does not occur always, but if and only if it does, overnight sleep has an effect in fully or partly restoring the efficacy and actual performance to the optimal theoretically achieveable level.

Given the therapeutic potential of blocking WTA biogenesis in restoring the efficacy of β-lactams against MRSA, we set out to identify a novel inhibitor of WTA synthesis.

One compound, ticlopidine, an antiplatelet drug (Ticlid) that inhibits the binding of adenosine 5′-phosphate to its platelet receptor in humans, was effective in restoring the efficacy of cefuroxime against MRSA and this synergistic interaction was reversed in the Δ tarO strain.

Our previous studies have shown that ebselen can restore the efficacy of meropenem against a laboratory strain that produces NDM-1.

A group of new drugs against malaria does more than just kill parasites; it may also restore the efficacy of a generation of older drugs called quinolines to which parasites around the world have become resistant.

Understanding the mechanisms by which this resistance arises may offer a route to addressing the insensitivity of signaling networks to drug intervention and restore the efficacy of anticancer therapy.

With the rapid emergence of β-lactamase-mediated antibiotic resistance, there is a pressing need to identify novel β-lactamase inhibitors, either natural or synthetic compounds, to restore the efficacy of the β-lactam antibiotics that are susceptible to the hydrolytic action of the newly emerged β-lactamases (Meziane-Cherif and Courvalin 2014).

The protective efficacy of the vaccine is assumed to increase linearly up to dose 3. Additional doses restore the efficacy to that achieved at dose 3.

We confirmed these data in our study, but more importantly we observed that silencing of KGFR expression restores the efficacy of 5-FU, as documented by Ki67 labeling, index of cell proliferation, and by the viability assay, measure of the capacity of 5-FU to cause cell death.

Reversal of bacterial resistance to antibiotics is essential to restore the efficacy of the existing antimicrobials.