Sentence examples for which clearance from inspiring English sources

The Centre for Science and the Environment, a lobby group, reckons that the pace at which clearance permissions have been granted has doubled in the past five years.

In Streptococcus pneumoniae-induced pneumonia, in which clearance of the bacteria is strongly dependent on neutrophil function, CD97 blockade prevented neutrophil migration to the lungs [ 17].

Women might have cleared their infection between visits, and it is not possible to specify the precise moment during which clearance may take place.

Opsonophagocytic killing by PMNs is the primary mechanism by which clearance of S. aureus is performed by the host immune system.

In contrast, AORs around 1 were found for HPV16, -31, -52, -56, for which clearance takes longer (on average 11 14 months).

The effect of intermediate forms of PCD such as aponecrosis, for which clearance mechanisms have not been defined, is unknown, yet such material potentially plays a significant role in the pathogenesis of SLE (discussed later).

First, individual VWF levels are determined by its clearance rate, in which low clearance is associated with increased VWF levels.

The flight, which received clearance from the United Nations, came three weeks after France and Russia first challenged 10 years of United Nations flight sanctions on Iraq.

Mr. Salmon is general manager for the coronary group for Medtronic, which expects clearance to sell its Endeavor drug-coated stent in the United States as early as this summer.

The Gloria's central mastmeasures 133ft, allowing it to squeeze through the Londonlandmark which has clearance at high tide of 139ft.

It notes that as public confidence grows, the crime reporting rate increases, which reduces clearance rates in the absence of more police resources.