Sentence examples for endogenous contribution from inspiring English sources

The larger high-gamma offset response cannot be explained entirely as response to a physical change in the stimulus and suggest an endogenous contribution to the high-gamma response.

The endogenous contribution of Pb from bone stores is an important health consideration.

Among premenopausal referent women, the correlation between blood Pb and bone Pb was insignificant, so the endogenous contribution to blood Pb was minimal.

In addition to exogenous factors that affect the success of a biological invasion, there is also a possible endogenous contribution of the invading organism itself.

Nevertheless, a clear endogenous contribution for Robo2 at the embryonic midline can be demonstrated in conditions where attractive guidance cues, such as Netrin, are compromised.

A recent revision of this model (Fleming et al. 1999) suggests that a smeltery worker with a tibia Pb concentration of 100 μg/g can expect a continuous endogenous contribution to BPb of 16 μg/dL.

The trend for the lowest 15N enrichment in milk protein occurring in diets with low N-use efficiency (milk N/feed N) was contrary to expectations, possibly because of endogenous contributions to milk protein or fractionation when dietary ammonia was incorporated into microbial protein.

Only Brava and Fogo islands showed an endogenous CO2 contribution with δ13C (CO2) values higher than those representative of a volcanic-hydrothermal source (Camarda et al. 2007).

We applied a system of linear equations to calculate the endogenous lead contribution to blood, with lead content and isotopic composition of blood and feces before and after intervention as independent variables.

Using the Cre/Lox transgenic mouse model system to irreversibly label cells of the haematopoietic lineage, they were able to positively detect endogenous haematopoietic contribution to tissues, which was restricted to Purkinje cells in brain tissue, in the absence of both irradiation or chemoablation.

In addition, PB-modified microelectrodes allow the detection of enzyme-generated hydrogen peroxide at a low applied potential (∼0.0 V against SCE), contrasting the high potential used in many previous designs (∼0.7 V), decreasing the endogenous interference contributions.