Sentence examples for contributing to restrain from inspiring English sources

The enzymes metabolizing l-arginine and l-tryptophan are particularly powerful, contributing to restrain immunity towards fetal tissues and establish neonatal tolerance.

Tem1's GAP Bub2 also contributed to restraining mitotic exit when the nucleus is not partitioned between the two future daughter cells.

Thus, adenosine contributes to restraining leukocyte recruitment and platelet aggregation and might be important to control vascular inflammation.

The reabsorption of bicarbonate and sodium ions in the kidney tubule is inhibited in response to hypocapnia, allowing the urinary excretion of sodium in excess of chloride with subsequent plasma chloride retention relative to sodium that contributes to restrain the increase in plasma pH secondary to forced breathing.

She said the rate increases, intended to restrain inflation, might be contributing to an economic slowdown.

Both these steps would help to restrain the euro, whose recent strength has been contributing to the fall in inflation, which was confirmed today at just 0.7% in April.

Many questions emerged after the demonstration that the carotid chemoreceptors contribute to the restraining of blood flow during exercise in normocapnic normoxia via the sympathetic vasoconstrictor outflow.

Children's low level of cooperation is a factor contributing to unsuccessful PVC [ 32] and often leads to more attempts to provide the child with an intravenous line, possibly resulting in an increasing number of restraining episodes.

We therefore assumed that the impaired cytotoxicity of Y. pestis may rather contribute to virulence by restraining YopJ translocation into phagocytic cells and thereby limiting the ability to induce cell death, although the ability to suppress MAPK phosphorylation and TNF-α secretion is retained [10].

miR34-a expression can contribute to cell-cycle arrest, restrain proliferation by blocking growth factor signaling, activate apoptosis and inhibit epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) and metastasis.

So while I support the high pay commission's desire for greater transparency, the unintended consequences of disclosure need to be considered – it can contribute to pay inflation rather than acting to restrain it.