Sentence examples for cause attraction from inspiring English sources

Based on the postulated function of B-cell-derived CCL3 in normal immune responses, increased CCL3 secretion by CLL cells may cause attraction and homing of accessory cells to the malignant B cells in the tissue microenvironments (Burger et al. 2009; Zucchetto et al. 2009).

A gravitational field is the force field created around massive bodies that causes attraction of other massive bodies.

C3a is an anaphylatoxin, causing attraction of phagocytic cells, recruits antibodies and initiates the adaptive immune response [16].

Together, these data suggest that senescent cells in human plaques express IL-1α that can drive increased local expression of inflammatory cytokines, causing attraction of mononuclear cells.

In the context of a discussion of the doctrine of occasionalism, Hume shows he is aware of this: "Sir Isaac Newton (tho' some of his Followers have taken a different Turn of thinking) plainly rejects it, but substituting the Hypothesis of an Aetheral Fluid, not the immediate Volition of the Deity, as the Cause of Attraction" ("A Letter From a Gentleman to his Friend in Edinburgh").

Long-term preferences for facial redness are unlikely to reflect such short-term fluctuations, and more likely stem from stable long-term cues to physiology (though short-term increases in skin redness brought on by sexual excitement may also be a cause of attraction).

If you hear a creak of the chair, walk back to where you came from If you have pets, make sure they aren't with you, they will cause an attraction to your parents.

In the 4 trees, the chlamydiae (except P. amoebophila) exhibited relatively long branches, and in the case of the aspartate aminotransferase, this may have caused artificial attraction of these chlamydiae to a very long branch comprising all other bacteria (except cyanobacteria) rendering the chlamydiae paraphyletic (not shown).

"But what causes this attraction?" a solitary observer asked.

… Sometimes countries in the region have even helped promote the underlying causes for attraction of new recruits to these organizations.

In his book he reports that the driver of the taxi commandeered by Mr Purnell and Mr McVeigh later told BBC radio news that the IRA vehicle had not been driven erratically as he tailed it: "He wasn't going mad, this car... he wasn't causing any attraction to himself".