Sentence examples for confer to them from inspiring English sources

These characteristics confer to them pharmacological properties useful for the treatment of diseases that go from allergies, bacterial and viral infectious processes, to those of greater risk like the coronary diseases, cancer and HIV [3 5].

This allows us to consider them invasion facilitators, and their joint action may confer to them a more aggressive behavior in neoplastic growth.

Early flowering hybrids, which have the highest male mating success, show optimal sex allocation which, with increasing selfing rates, can potentially confer to them a selective advantage in the hybrid zone.

Women might be more attracted to taller men because of the direct benefits it would confer to them, as height is universally positively associated with social status (Schumacher 1982; Silventoinen et al. 1999; Cavelaars et al. 2000; Judge and Cable 2004).

Although not formally proven, procollagen 11A1+ colon adenocarcinoma stromal cells, being spindle-shaped, seem to simultaneously express alpha smooth muscle actin and vimentin, but no desmin; these traits confer to them a myofibroblast-like phenotype rather than a pericyte one [ 43].

He considered the majority of groves to be 'natural,' by which he meant that they 'owe their origin to a regular plantation in the past, but regeneration of seedlings, the development of various trees and a dense undergrowth confer to them the aspect of a jungle' (Wiehe 1939: 13).

Plants are known to produce secondary metabolite which confers to them some physical characteristic and also defense purposes [36].

The optimized nickel-promoted molybdenum catalysts exhibit a synergetic effect conferring to them better reducibility, smaller carbon deposition and better stability in presence of sulfur.

Sentences of natural languages would fail to have any meaning unless it was conferred to them by people who use them to express their thoughts and communicate them to others.

The concept of public authority is of importance to the juridical qualification of (the functioning of) public sector organizations - as follows from the rule of law principle that public authorities '… must exercise powers conferred to them in good faith, fairly, for the purpose for which the powers were conferred, without exceeding the limits of such powers and not unreasonably' [12].

At variance with the great majority of protein kinases that become active only in response to specific stimuli and whose implication in tumors is caused by genetic alterations conferring to them unscheduled activity, the highly pleiotropic Ser/Thr-specific protein kinase CK2 is constitutively active even under normal conditions and no gain-of-function CK2 mutants are known.