Sentence examples for upon prolongation from inspiring English sources
DeFelice and coworkers showed that the 'persistent' current invoked by the removal of (S+ -amphetamine in DAT increaS+ -amphetaminegatinn of the exposure to (S+)-amphetamine.
Having shown that anti-FXa APS-IgG had the greatest effect upon prolongation of FXa-dependent coagulation and enzymatic activity we then studied whether anti-FXa inhibit AT-III mediated inactivation of FXa.
Upon treatment prolongation (≥6 cycles), 37 patients achieved a final objective response rate of 32.4 % with 21.6 % of complete and 10.8 % of partial response.
Notably, upon further prolongation of the construct pGL3(−2.0; 0) by 0.7 and 1.3 kb of the distal portions of the CpG island, creating pGL3(−2.7; 0) and pGL3 −3.3; −0) constructs, we observed a significant repression of reporter activity (∼6-fold).
The first cases of reversible QT prolongation upon exposure to environmental stressors (mostly drugs) have been described in the 1970s and designated as the "acquired long QT syndrome" (aLQTS).
We then proceeded to investigate the effects of nifedipine at a range of concentrations (10 n m, 100 n m and 1 μ m) upon hypokalaemia-induced action potential prolongation at epicardial and endocardial left ventricular sites.
SB939 was held if grade 2 QTc interval prolongation occurred, and resumed upon recovery to baseline/grade 1, while a grade 3/4 prolongation of QTc interval would mandate drug discontinuation.
"Treading" is built upon compositional principles involving the repetition and prolongation of phrases.
No significant prolongation of survival was observed upon treatment with ZA (P=0.2183).
The use of specific receptors to obtain growth factors or nutrients ensures temporal prolongation of signal transduction initiated upon ligand binding at the plasma membrane and continued after internalization.
Our studies also found a prolongation of incubation time period upon passage through TgPrP S3.F88W -35 mice but the drop in infectious titre that did not reach significance (noting that a one log-unit drop defines a minimum for a significant change in titre determined by bioassay (Prusiner, 1987)).
