Sentence examples for feeding lead from inspiring English sources
The question addressed was: In patients having undergone laryngectomy, does the timing of oral feeding lead to a higher post-operative complication rate?
Furthermore, it is probable that the period required to increase sufficient levels of insulin in the brains of these animals by HFD feeding lead to a failure in detecting changes in the insulin signalling cascade which may have occurred transiently at an earlier time point.
Both Ang II treatment and high-fat feeding lead to the formation of more advanced lesions; however, unlike high-fat feeding where lesion growth is stimulated by increased lipid levels, in the angiotensin II model plaque growth is stimulated by inflammatory cell influx.
She began to leave out corn for them, against the strictures of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, which warned that feeding led to overpopulation and aggression, and drew deer dangerously away from their winter shelters.
Indeed, feeding led to significant increases in hepatic GDH amination activity and intestinal GDH activity, in both amination and deamination directions, in juvenile O. marmorata.
High-fat feeding led to an increase in total body fat (P <.001) and epididymal fat pad weights (P <.001) and elevated fasting plasma glucose levels (P <.01).
The challenges associated not only with breastfeeding but also formula feeding led many women to use language of "enduring" (jianchi) and "hardship" (xinku) to describe both breastfeeding and motherhood.
At the extreme, as in the Romanian orphanages through the 1980s, the absence of any contact other than cleaning and feeding leads almost inevitably to that outcome.
Sucrose feeding led to a long-lasting PER that often continued even after the bee had finished drinking the sucrose solution.
Additionally, previous research suggests a notable distinction: prior exposure to sand fly feeding enhances IFN-γ production [12], whereas sensitization to Ae. aegypti feeding leads to a decrease in IFN-γ levels [15].
WNV infection in the skin in the absence of mosquito feeding leads to DC migration to draining LNs [4] associated with an increase in MHC class II-expressing cells in the draining LN.
