Sentence examples for contributes to rejection from inspiring English sources
This reduces the number of transplantable organs, increases posttransplant dysfunction, and contributes to rejection.
NKG2D is important for elimination of malignant cells (Guerra et al, 2008), contributes to rejection of mouse bone marrow grafts (Ogasawara et al, 2005), and is critical in defense against some pathogens (Fang et al, 2008; Wesselkamper et al, 2008; Champsaur & Lanier, 2010; Choy & Phipps, 2010).
UC Press "considered adding a nonrefundable submission fee to contribute to rejection expenses," Christensen says, but ultimately rejected that idea.
This observation strongly indicates that mechanisms unique to the lung allograft contribute to rejection post lung transplant.
This progress has allowed us to focus our efforts on devising specific therapeutic strategies to overcome or prevent some of the responses that contribute to rejection of the xenograft.
Inherent panic, confusion and depression may result in non-adherence, hence further contributing to rejection probability.
In turn, B cells (unlike other APCs) undergo clonal expansion, which may contribute to rejection by amplifying antidonor B cell responses 20.
As the studies had thus far failed to reveal any significant difference between the response of naïve and Tm to an allograft, we next assessed the level of infiltration of other cell types recruited to the skin allografts during rejection to test the hypothesis that Tm may enable the recruitment of other populations of effector cells that can contribute to rejection.
The authors present a filtered dataset where a number of factors have contributed to rejection of potential MMPs, namely: the difference in size of the exchanged fragments was limited to 8 heavy atoms; the ratio of the common core fragment to the size of each exchanged fragment had to be>2; and the exchanged fragment could have maximum 13 heavy atoms.
