Sentence examples for for a causative link between from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, using cathepsin B deficient APCΔ468 (Ctsb−/− APCΔ468) mice, as well as, anti-inflammatory treatments, we provide evidence for a causative link between protease activity, inflammation and polyp growth.
We begin by reviewing the evidence for a causative link between climate change and phenotypic changes in mammals.
Further support for a causative link between CRT and reverse LV remodelling is suggested by the finding of LV dilatation when CRT is withdrawn.
This case demonstrates that keratitis may lead to keratoconus-like corneal changes and supports the hypothesis of a causative link between recurrent inflammatory process and the development of keratoconus.
Jeremy Farrar, an infectious disease specialist and director of the Wellcome Trust global health charity, said the study, published in The Lancet medical journal, "provides the most compelling evidence to date of a causative link" between Zika and GBS.
Together these observations strongly argue in favor of a causative link between inflammatory reactions and genetically induced colon cancer, opening possibilities for monitoring and targeting cancer associated inflammation for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Our approach to RCD resembles Koch's postulates for demonstrating a causative link between a pathogen and a disease.
In conclusion, this is the first report establishing a causative link between mutations in a gene encoding for a component of the MICOS complex and human disease.
Immunoassays showed that most of the cardiomyocytes with a leaky plasma membrane were positive for cathepsin D. Based on these findings, it was concluded that there is a causative link between autophagic activity and cell death.
Although a large body of evidence supports a causative link between oxidative stress and neurodegeneration, the mechanisms are still elusive.
Critically, however, both sides of this argument lack any direct experimental manipulation of sensorimotor plasticity that, in principle, could be used to support or refute a causative link between sensorimotor cortical plasticity and pain.
