Sentence examples for buffer the deleterious effect from inspiring English sources

Using 1999 Survey of Health and Living Status of the Elderly in Taiwan, results thus far suggest that religious attendance may buffer the deleterious effect of financial hardship and negative family interaction on distress; while, surprisingly, religious coping turns out to exacerbate the stress experience related to negative family relationship.

Our data suggest that imbalance of visceral and subcutaneous fat distribution, i.e. increased visceral fat with decreased subcutaneous fat accumulation, is an important determinant of atherosclerosis, whereas increased subcutaneous fat accumulation could buffer the deleterious effect of visceral fat accumulation in patients with type 2 diabetes.

By its nature, our method could select compensatory pathway pairs that buffer the deleterious effect of the failure of either one, without the need of physical interaction data.

In contrast, trait-based protective factors (e.g., pride) should buffer the deleterious effects of risk factors.

Chaperones are also highly expressed and may buffer the deleterious effects of the large number of non-synonymous mutations observed in essential T. hominis genes.

It is also known that the experience of positive emotions can buffer the deleterious effects of stress in civilian populations [ 32, 33].

For example, disordered regions could buffer the deleterious effects of mutations introduced by low-fidelity virus polymerases better than would structured domains.

The acquisition of a protein-protein interaction between the mating factor MAT α2 and Mcm1 was able to buffer the deleterious effects of mutations that strengthened Mcm1 binding sites [ 7].

Although Hdac5 expression was unaffected, there was significant up-regulation of Hdac9 in both strains of HDAC4 cKOs (Fig. 1 E, F ), which may help to buffer the deleterious effects of HDAC4 knockout in these mice.

Family members can have a positive and/or negative impact on the health of people with diabetes, interfere with or facilitate self-care activities (e.g., by buying groceries or refilling a prescription), and contribute to or buffer the deleterious effects of stress on glycemic control (7).

This wide historical refugium may have buffered the deleterious effect of demographical retraction on genetic diversity due to the long-term population persistence and connectivity, maintaining a relatively high level of genetic diversity and allelic richness in most populations with significant but low genetic differentiation among them.