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There are two terms contributing to the augmented travel time [Eq. (13)]: normal or cruise travel time ( (t_{a} ) ) and beta ( (beta_{a} ) ).

Increased metalloproteinase activity in color mutants may contribute to the augmented ability of color mutants to induce aggravated immune responses from infected larvae.

Thus, increased levels of circulating miR-34a could be contributing to the endothelial dysfunction in shock by augmenting apoptosis and senescence in response to cytokine stimuli.

NK cells considerably augment pulmonary inflammation, contributing to the pathogenesis of influenza infection [ 30].

Thus, susceptible individuals with underlying cardiovascular conditions may have augmented coronary vasoconstriction after DE exposure, contributing to the increased cardiovascular events seen epidemiologically after elevated pollution levels.

Pro-inflammatory cytokines are suspected to induce and/or augment hepatocellular damage and cholestasis, thereby contributing to the course of liver failure [ 41].

Our findings provide evidence for a mechanism by which PAF augments inflammation in the intestinal epithelium through abnormal TLR4 upregulation, thereby contributing to the intestinal injury of NEC.

Th1, Th2, and Th17 cells may augment the cytokine/chemokine profile in the airways of CF patients thus contributing to the chronic recruitment of neutrophils [ 31].

The reduction in ESP and cPWV and increase in S′ velocity in this study suggest that other factors, such as intrinsic myocyte contractility or improvement in calcium handling (Locatelli et al. 2013), contributed to the increased contractile performance and augmented ventricular elastance in young women.

We propose that Th17 plasticity contributes to the persistence of joint inflammation by augmenting local levels of GM-CSF.

However, PECs might paradoxically contribute to the deterioration of glomerular function by augmenting scarring and crescent formation under certain circumstances in man and mouse [ 21].