Sentence examples for contribute to affect from inspiring English sources
The foregoing studies suggest that, in our obese patients, the T haplogroup could contribute to affect the mechanisms of energy balance regulation so leading to increased fat depots.
This result suggested a more immunosuppressive nature of the myeloid DC subtype in cancer subjects that may contribute to affect the host immune reaction against the tumor.
Moreover, recent evidence suggests that individual variability, such as race [ 66] and gender [ 67, 68], as well as external factors and life-style, such as drug assumption [ 69], smoking habits [ 70], diet [ 71, 72], physical activity [ 73], and many other conditions, could contribute to affect miRNA levels in the circulation.
That is, if subcutaneous fat is properly maintained, healthy skin can be preserved by controlling SG that delivers lipids that contribute to affecting skin hydration and dryness.
Glycemic control was generally good, contributing to affect pregnancy outcome positively (36).
In this review, we will discuss the relationship between viruses and autophagy and summarize the current knowledge on the functions of viral proteins contributing to affect autophagy process.
Another possibility could be that genetic differentiation among the geographically distant sampling locations we used could have contributed to affect the allele frequency spectrum (Städler et al. 2009; Cutter et al. 2012).
Our data suggest that both the short-acting benzodiazepine midazolam and WD contribute to negatively affect the brain in middle-aged rats.
The convergence of pain pathways that occurs in the brain provides support for a mechanism whereby multiple neural sources, including the limbic system, contribute to pain affect; i.e., the emotional component of pain.
However, we found that none of the stresses that are known to contribute to aging affect expression of Wnt ligands.
This could prevent students from developing conceptual coherence and contribute to negative affect if students feel frustration at seeing the biology as an extra distraction.
