Sentence examples for clearance contributing from inspiring English sources

We conclude that an HFS diet induces changes in LPL and VLDL-R in a manner which favors shunting of dietary fat from skeletal muscle to adipose tissue and decreases TG-rich lipoprotein clearance contributing to increased plasma lipids and obesity.

IL-10 may inhibit immunopathology as seen during infections with intracellular pathogens 17, 18, or curb pathogen clearance contributing to chronic infection 19– 22.

Elevated FA levels also promote the synthesis and release of VLDL by the liver by 1) increasing substrate availability, 2) inhibiting insulin-mediated apoB degradation (5), and 3) reducing hepatic insulin clearance, contributing to hyperinsulinemia.

Control of A. phagocytophilum infection in boars might result in infection levels below PCR detection or infection clearance, contributing to the low percentage of infection prevalence detected for this species in most regions.

The Rangers captain is usually reliable, but a poor clearance contributed to the winning goal.

The compact size of Dudley County Borough combined with an increasing population, the high cost of reclaiming derelict land and urgent slum clearance contributed to a dire housing and land shortage.

Defects in airway mucosal defense, including decreased mucus clearance, contribute to the pathogenesis of human chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases.

21 26 Early sputum clearance contributes to a decreased period of infectiousness and can have a major influence on tuberculosis control.

Previous evaluations demonstrated that unmetabolized edivoxetine was not principally eliminated from the body via the urine (<18 % of the dose) and that edivoxetine renal clearance contributed about 20%% of total body clearance.

A number of studies have reported that natriuretic peptide levels are elevated in HD patients and it has been suggested that factors such as fluid overload, left ventricular dysfunction and impaired renal clearance contribute to this [ 19, 22, 30– 30].

Indeed, this variability in losoxantrone clearance contributed to the unsuccessful utilization of pharmacokinetically guided dose escalation in the dose escalation process in the single agent phase I studies (Graham et al, 1992).