Sentence examples for foster survival from inspiring English sources

In hypoxic tissues, adaptive responses might foster survival, but the consequences for organ function can be catastrophic.

Thus, the improvement of product propositions through variety enhancements or innovation significantly fosters survival chances.

The question is whether, as a result of causal responsibility for their existence, parents merely owe children repair of their needy condition, by fostering survival to adulthood, or whether such "procreative costs" include a richer set of parental responsibilities, such as a duty to love and to make the child "content with his condition" (Prusak 2011b, 67).

Fuel efficiency fostered survival when calories were scarce and physical activity unavoidable; in modern context, it fosters obesity and its sequelae.

This is unlikely in panel D of Figure 1, inasmuch as BLyS alone does not induce cell division, but indeed fosters survival in vitro.

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It can foster mutual survival.

The global distribution of anthrax is largely determined by soils with high calcium levels and a pH above 6.1, which foster spore survival.

We observed that the self-assembling peptide scaffold alone foster cell survival and promotes cell proliferation where the composite scaffold not.

There was also induction of genes that may foster intravascular survival through evasion of complement: including increased transcription of rfaC which synthesizes a sialylatable structure, and reduction of the complement targets PorB and surface-bound PEA (NMB0285).

In healthy brains, together with quiescent astroglia (Aq), resting microglia may adopt an anti-inflammatory state (M2) and in turn foster neuron survival (Ns) and prevent astroglia proliferation (Ap) [7], [8].