Sentence examples for bears induces from inspiring English sources
The studies of sledge dogs also indicated that the mixture of contaminants and fatty acids in the blubber of prey similar to that of polar bears induces cellular as well as humoral immune toxic changes.
More bears die from "human induced" causes -- for example, being shot -- when there are not enough nuts.
This bears the potential of inducing fluid overload and pulmonary edema in certain at-risk patients.
However, infusing insulin in order to lower glucose levels bears the risk of inducing life-threatening hypoglycemia, especially in sedated patients admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU).
If inducing castration bears a cost to the parasite, in the form of slowing down spore development and growth, then it may affect its competitive ability with other clones.
MAPK signaling mediates responses to DNA damage and to pathogen infection in various species including C. elegans., Upon DNA damage, a gene expression program is induced that bears similarity to pathogen responses that are mediated through the MAPKs MPK-1/ERK and PMK-1/p38.
Ruggiano found Kershaw in the dugout and gave him a giant bear hug and induced a smile.
Because activation of T cells against undefined mixtures of antigens generally bears the potential risk to induce destructive autoimmune reactions, the identification of well-characterised HLA class I binding peptides derived from glioma-associated antigens that serve as target structures for T cells is warranted.
The IA-induced inflammatory response bears similarity to the well-established dextran sodium sulfate (DSS -induced colitis moDSS -inducedhemicolitisnduces modelal cell damage.
Hardinge adds a subtly fantastic element in the form of a tree that bears the fruit of knowledge (hallucination-inducing berries) under specific and troublesome conditions.
β−lactamase and β−galactosidase α-fragment genes are encoded in pUC18 DNA, and expression of the genes was induced by ampicillin, which bears a β−lactam ring, and IPTG, respectively.
