Sentence examples for transient window from inspiring English sources

Are there divergent mechanisms in early RA and late RA, and is there a transient window for curing the disease with aggressive therapy?

This presumably transient window of hypersensitivity is particularly worrisome in individuals with preexisting cardiovascular disease who are already burdened by a reduced capacity for compensation.

This indicates that cancer cells that have detached from the extracellular matrix might go through a transient window where they can be killed by compounds such as Navitoclax or ABT-199, which would give anti-metastatic properties to these agents.

The role of critical periods of sensitivity as transient windows for opportunistic therapies for behavioral teratology is discussed.

The transient analysis window size has to be (2^{k}, k in R).

The time period from −150 ms to −50 ms was considered to be the baseline, and the time period from 0 ms to 100 ms was the 40-Hz transient response window.

Many questions, such as why there is only a transient 'normalization window' and how to identify it, remain unanswered.

30 Therefore, even interventions with a brief or transient therapeutic window may be of benefit in improving the chances of getting a blast trauma patient with non-compressible bleeding to the surgical team alive.

From qPCR analysis, we estimated that the ZC3HAV1L-CHMP1A chimeRNA RNA is present at ~ 0.1 copies per HMLE cell, suggesting that its expression is limited to either a small population of cells, or a transient time window.

One hypothesis is that these cells show a transient developmental window during which they respond similarly to any event (Aimone et al., 2006), but, upon maturation, they become a population of granule cells that are activated only upon re-exposure to experiences similar to those that occurred during their development (Tashiro et al., 2007; Aimone et al., 2009).

It has recently been demonstrated that anti-angiogenic agents are likely to work through a process of normalisation of vasculature wherein leaky tortuous vessels in tumours are 'normalised' and excess vessels pruned, resulting in a reduction of interstitial fluid pressure during a transient 'normalisation window' (Tong et al, 2004; Willett et al, 2004).