Sentence examples for transient treatment from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the transient treatment with selective modulators of PPIs will most likely represent the safer option over permanent genome editing in this LATS1/2-MOB1 setting.
The assumption of quasi-steady flow field for the unsteady heat transfer calculation is compared with the fully transient treatment of both the flow and the temperature fields.
On the other hand, there are many reports of systemic delivery of siRNAs for transient treatment using liposome carriers and others.
Female NOD mice (6 7 weeks old) were treated with streptozotocin to induce diabetes and transplanted 5 days later with C57BL/6 islets engineered with SA-FasL in conjunction with transient treatment with rapamycin (3.0 mg/kg daily for days 0 19).
These authors showed that tetraploid cells generated by transient treatment with a cytokinesis inhibitor, dihydrocytochalasin B, were tumorigenic in vivo.
However, cytoplasmic retention is not sufficient to maintain inclusion formation, because the inclusions can be dispersed by transient treatment with cycloheximide (Fig. 7B).
The results suggest a transient treatment-induced increase in hippocampal volume, with no state-dependent relation with treatment efficacy or cognitive side effects.
In particular, the newly recognized phenomenon of PsP (the transient treatment-related increase of contrast enhancement suggestive of tumor progression) and pseudoresponse (the early and rapid decrease of contrast enhancement without a true tumoricidal effect) are addressed in the RANO criteria.
To test the irreversible dynamical profile of apoptosis induction, transient treatments were done with excessive level of ER stress.
During age-related thymic involution the functional output of the thymus is progressively lost over time, irreversible bar several effective transient treatments 13.
In previous studies, it has been shown that the asparagine synthetase (ASN1) gene in plants is transcriptionally repressed by transient treatments with sucrose and/or light, where both light and sucrose together have a synergistic repressive effect [ 24, 29, 30].
