Sentence examples for contributed to the augmentation from inspiring English sources
We assume mucosa hyperplasia induced by BD stents to have been an independent factor that contributed to the augmentation of the malatic trachea.
This study also contributes to the augmentation and displacement hypotheses of computer-mediated communication and tends to support the augmentation hypothesis.
In chronic inflammatory diseases such as RA, RAGE may contribute to the augmentation of the pro-inflammatory loop and sustain the inflammatory response.
A reduction in inhibitory function may also contribute to the augmentation of PS LTP in the dentate gyrus of thyroid hormone compromised animals previously described for PTU (Gilbert 2004; Gilbert and Packzowski 2003; Gilbert and Sui 2006) and now for perchlorate.
Cultured synovial fibroblasts have been shown to secrete CXCL9, CXCL10 and CXCL11 following stimulation with IFN-γ alone 28 or in combination with TNF-α in vitro 29 and this might contribute to the augmentation of adhesion in synovial co-cultures.
Two randomized trials in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) that showed no benefit from vertebroplasty (VP) over a simulated procedure [ 4, 5] may have contributed to the decline in utilization of Vertebral Augmentation Procedures (VAPs) and especially VP for treating VCFs in recent years [ 6, 7].
Everybody contributed to the offense.
At low levels of PEEP, the augmentation in Rrs may be attributed to progressive closure of the airways; however, clearance of mucus during the reduction in PEEP could have contributed to the elevation in Rrs.
Baylor Uganda contributed to the renovations.
It can be further conjectured that antigen presentation by activated and mature maternal cells microtransfused through the placenta may contribute to the activation and augmentation of immune responses in utero.
Their results indicate that midkine enhances migration of inflammatory cells on ischemic injury of the kidney directly and also through induction of chemokines and contributes to the augmentation of ischemic tissue damage.
