We will feel alone, exposed, vulnerable: a combination of the stocks and the stage.
It has been proposed that during this period of withdrawal, tumor cells are stuck in the 'S' phase and therefore are more vulnerable to combination cytotoxic chemotherapy [38].
The results indicate that grouted macadams could be as vulnerable to combinations of thermal and traffic stress as concrete and with respect to traffic induced stresses at the underside of the surfacing layer.
This social-insurance model, pioneered in Germany by Otto von Bismarck in 1883, has proved vulnerable to a combination of rising health-care costs and a shortfall in contributions resulting from high unemployment.
Then again, points out Cláudio Couto of Fundação Getúlio Vargas, a university, never has the front-runner looked so vulnerable, with a combination of a record-low total tally and a narrow lead.
The elderly are especially vulnerable to the combination of rising expenses, abuse from debt collectors, questions about their rights, and reluctance to ask for help -- but they are not unique in this vulnerability.
In fact, the #30 and #62 GSC lines, which were sensitive to GPI 15427, became highly vulnerable to the combination of TMZ and PARPi.
Because HSP90 inhibitors impair multiple signal transduction pathways, resulting in decreased cell survival and DNA repair [ 20, 24, 46], our data showed that functional inactivation of Brca1 is particularly vulnerable to this combination.
Here, fasting seems to promote cell cycle progression, M phase accumulation and energy expenditure, in this way rendering such cells synthetically vulnerable to the combination of nutrient restriction with RT or chemotherapy.
