Sentence examples for target imbalances from inspiring English sources
Labor's higher education spokesman, Kim Carr, said the Gillard government had proposed the savings for a specific purpose – to target imbalances and inequalities in the school funding system.
Goop calls these stickers "Body Vibes," and the website claims they are made of "NASA space suit material" that is "pre-programmed to an ideal frequency, allowing them to target imbalances".
Targeting imbalances in photoreceptor proteostasis might have broader application.
The best way of seeing this is by looking at so-called Target 2 imbalances, the amount of money that national central banks in the euro zone owe to the E.C.B. or are owed by it.
Given the fundamental role of oxidative stress in the onset of diabetes and diabetic complications, several attempts to target redox imbalance pharmacologically have been conducted [ 135].
Several mGlur5 modulators and many other agents that target excitatory/inhibitory imbalance were successful at preventing seizures produced by a tone of approximately 120 dB in Fmr1 KO mice.
Among these strategies, there is an increasing interest in physical exercise (which targets neuromuscular plasticity) [ 33, 34], drugs able to repair joint damage (which target osteoblast/osteoclast imbalance) [ 35] and glucocorticoids at dosage levels too low to affect the clinical inflammation itself but with a joint-protective effect (unknown targets) [ 36].
Acamprosate, a drug approved by the FDA for the maintenance of abstinence from alcohol, is another potential treatment targeting glutamate/GABA imbalance.
Of these studies, 2 found a statistically significant association between nucleic acid levels (tumor DNA targeted by allelic imbalances and HPV-DNA) in blood and/or saliva and prognostic outcome.
As expected, imbalances targeting small chromosomal regions remained beyond the limits of detection of mFISH.
Further research is needed to evaluate the utility of pharmacological approaches that might target noradrenergic signaling imbalance so that the deleterious effects of PHOX2B mutations on CCHS patients are attenuated.
