Sentence examples for serve to combat from inspiring English sources

In some mitotic tissues, inhibition of HSF-1 activity or decreased HSP abundance may serve to combat malignant transformation [ 37].

Creation of culturally and linguistically tailored information about the IUD that could serve to combat myths in this setting appears warranted.

Wherever the released SN might trigger transendothelial passage of leukocytes including PMNs, a subsequent release of CgA-derived VS-I and Cts from the activated PMNs might serve to combat the microbial invasion.

In 1997 she cofounded the Institute for MultiRacial Justice in San Francisco, which served to combat white supremacy and advance solidarity among people of colour.

But amid this celebratory environment, the concession stands will be rated G. Hot chocolate will be served to combat a wind chill factor that could drop to below zero, but no brandy-filled flasks will be allowed in this alcohol-free zone.

Increased natural gas use could be served to combat smog production.

After the War of 1812, the U.S. Navy was at peace until the Mexican-American war in 1846, and served to combat piracy in the Mediterranean and Caribbean seas, as well fighting the slave trade.

So any commentary that serves to combat that idea, and to reaffirm the Second Vatican's Council's teaching, is useful and important, whether it comes from a Scripture scholar, a priest, a Catholic school teacher -- or even a pope.

A second issue is the dynamic strike-counterstrike interplay between cells in which RNAi serves to combat viruses and viruses evade RNAi to successfully replicate in cells [ 45].

The next Halo novel, Halo: First Strike, would serve to bridge the gap between Combat Evolved and its sequel, Halo 2. The book was re-released on October 12, 2010 with new content and editorial corrections.

After completing her fellowship with The Mission Continues, Rachel went on to lead the Phoenix Service Platoon, where she inspires other veterans to serve with her to combat chronic homelessness among local veteran and under-served youth populations.