Sentence examples for defects participate from inspiring English sources
Importantly, most human cancers originate from epithelial tissues and cell adhesion and polarity defects participate significantly to tumor progression and metastasis.
Physical meaning of the expression ( 1/sqrt[3]{n} ) is the distance between defects participating in the magnetic exchange for the appearance of long-range ordering.
Studies on genetic defects participating in endometrial carcinogenesis mechanisms may be useful for prognostic and predictive purposes.
Since recruitment of LSK-NK1R-HSPCs has been shown to be essential for post-ischaemic vasculogenesis [ 4], we anticipated that the observed cellular defect may participate in depressing the spontaneous recovery from ischaemia.
Considering the slower generation time of the IMPQ strain, the observation might suggest that other cellular defects (see below) participate in growth impairment of the strain.
Mr. Hun Sen was a low-level commander for the Khmer Rouge who defected and participated in their ouster by an invading Vietnamese force in 1979.
Consequently, received confirmation that an electrically neutral defect that does not participate in recombination processes that occurs in the subsurface layers of silicon crystals.
Because defects in GLUT4 trafficking could participate in insulin-resistance [3], [4], we determined whether the expression of Rabs involved in endocytic recycling was modified in adipose tissues from obese diabetic mice and humans.
Mitochondrial defects and oxidative stress actively participate in degeneration of dopaminergic (DA) neurons in PD.
The exclusion criteria included poor overall health, unwillingness to participate, numerous dental defects, diagnosis of a connective tissue disease, and dysfunctions classified as RDC/TMD groups IIIb and IIIc.
In addition, the nonlocal instability criterion enables us to determine the total number of atoms, and thus the total volume occupied by these atoms, that participate in the defect nucleation process for both cases.
