Sentence examples for sensitive to suppressing from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, then the strength of correlated synaptic input to neighboring A17s (i.e., CSS) should be sensitive to suppressing RBC voltage fluctuations.

In that paradigm, MDR-selective compounds could be used to maintain a stable population of therapy-sensitive cells, to suppress growth of resistant phenotypes through intratumoral competition.

In HER2-amplified SNU216 cells that were sensitive to both, lapatinib suppressed gene expression more potently than gefitinib.

Opioid analgesics exert its antinociceptive effects for both phases where the first phase is more sensitive while NSAIDs seem to suppress only the second phase.

The para bss1 mutant is severely seizure sensitive: phenotypes are difficult to suppress by antiepileptic drug feeding and Drosophila seizure-suppressor mutations thus far identified have been ineffective at alleviating para bss1 phenotypes.

In summary, we have found MTE and gefitinib acted synergistically or additively with different combinations to suppress gefitinib sensitive NSCLC cell growth over treatments with either agent alone.

First, we did not recover mutants in GLC8, for which null alleles are known to suppress temperature sensitive IPL1 mutants (Tung et al. 1995).

Because AZD2281 and BSI-201 suppressed the growth of the TE-6 cells as efficiently as it suppressed the growth of the BRCA-deficient, PARP-inhibitor-sensitive cell lines and failed to suppress the growth of the TE-1 cells; we designated TE-6 as a PARP inhibitor-sensitive ESCC cell line and TE-1 as a PARP inhibitor-resistant cell line.

In this study, we examined ferulate for its ability to suppress redox-sensitive, proinflammatory NF-κB activation via NF-κB-inducing kinase (NIK /IkappaB kinase (IKK) and mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) by reducing oxidative stress in aged rats.

Mathematical models suggest that, by maintaining a stable population of therapy-sensitive cells, it is possible to suppress the growth of resistant phenotypes through intratumoral competition.

These genes are Bet1/Sft1-like SNAREs that share 60%% aminoacid sequence identity with yeast Sft1 gene, and when overexpressed are able to suppress the temperature-sensitive growth defect in sft1-1 (Tandand Banfield 2001).