Sentence examples for activity which contributes from inspiring English sources

However, there have been few attempts to identify the day-to-day social activity which contributes towards maintaining existing routines or, more importantly, the creation of new routines.

TNFα and NF-κB suppress TSC1 inhibition of mTORC1, resulting in hyperactive mTORC1 activity, which contributes to insulin resistance [50].

The concomitant MSC induced reduction of PAI-1 and increase of tPA in astrocytes of the IBZ thereby amplify tPA activity which contributes to neurite outgrowth.

NMDAR activity, which contributes extensively to synapse plasticity including AMPAR trafficking, requires membrane depolarization to relieve the NMDAR Mg2+ block [5], [6], [7].

In vivo studies have revealed that evoked activity in stimuli driven experiments is always superimposed on this ongoing background activity, which contributes to the trial-to-trial variability [12], [13].

Thus, spontaneous activity, which contributes to early synaptogenesis, may involve the NMDAR, whereas use-dependent and experience-driven activity encountered late in development and that is involved in terminal nervous system differentiation and plasticity may involve both the NMDAR and the AMPAR [59].

It preferentially interacts with proteins regulating scaffolding and kinase activity, which contribute to cytoskeletal remodeling.

Polyphenols, flavonoids, and anthocyanins have been suggested to exert strong antioxidant activity, which contribute to the protective effect of against liver injury in rats [ 4, 7].

The only health behaviour that mediated this association was leisure-time physical activity, which contributed to the association between social participation and both self-rated health and psychological well-being, supporting the findings of a recent Dutch study [ 22].

Reductions in mitochondrial oxidative-phosphorylation activity, which contribute to dysregulated intracellular lipid metabolism, have recently been implicated in the increased incidence of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes that occurs with aging (Petersen et al., 2003).

5 Consistent with this view, the decline in memory and language that is associated with normal or pathological aging seems to be aggravated after institutionalization. 12, 13 Institutionalization is associated with an impoverished environment, as well as reduced sensorimotor and cognitive stimulation, social interactions, and physical activity, which contribute to a sedentary lifestyle.