Sentence examples for contributing to alterations from inspiring English sources
This shift in the NMDA receptor mRNA levels may be a possible molecular mechanism contributing to alterations in cognitive behavior during normal aging.
We hypothesized that acute intravenous exposure to AgNP during late stages of pregnancy will increase vascular tissue contractility, potentially contributing to alterations in fetal growth.
Following the model of Kapreli and Athanasopoulos [32], mechanoreceptor damage may lead to a disturbance of sensory transmission, contributing to alterations of afferent feedback and stabilizing reflexes that may implicate increased body sway [1, 8, 25, 59].
Similarly, Fernandez-Vega and colleagues demonstrated that the NV nonstructural protein p48 induces Golgi disassembly [27]; however, the possibility of additional viral proteins contributing to alterations in Golgi phenotype and antagonism of protein secretion, as is the case for several picornaviruses [28], [29], has not been examined.
By contributing to alterations in pulmonary functionw22 and increased systemic vascular resistance, overweight contributes rapidly to Fontan failure.
Nrf2 may be an important transcription factor contributing to alterations in oxidative signaling and intermediary metabolism in pediatric sepsis.
However, because the magnitude of increase in CySS exceeds the decrease in Cys, mechanisms related to altered transport or recycling of Cys and/or CySS may also contribute to alterations in Cys/CySS homeostasis during endotoxemia.
These data suggest that chronic ethanol consumption contributes to alterations of endothelium-dependent and -independent vascular response.
This study was designed to determine whether diet-induced changes in peripheral insulin sensitivity could contribute to alterations in brain insulin signaling and cognitive functions.
This study was designed to determine whether diet-induced changes in the gut microbiota could contribute to alterations in anxiety, memory or cognitive flexibility.
These changes developed relatively rapidly after infestation and have long-lasting (decadal-scale) effects, implying that cumulative impacts of increasingly frequent bark beetle outbreaks may contribute to alterations of the hydrogeochemical conditions in more vulnerable mountain regions.
