Sentence examples for function favours from inspiring English sources

Down-regulation of thyroid hormones, due to either genetic predisposition or resetting of thyroid function, favours longevity.

Depending on the tumour environment, TAMs phenotype would be reprogrammed to M1-like that are characterised for its antigen-presenting property and pro-inflammatory function, favours tumour regression.

The Rosetta membrane environment-specific energy function favours burial of small hydrophobic residues and exposure of large hydrophobic residues within the hydrophobic layer of the membrane together with minimizing hydrophobic residue exposure in the polar environment outside the membrane [ 7].

TGF-β appears to actively regulate p27's affinity for its targets, independent of p15 function, favouring p27 accumulation in cyclin E complexes [ 61].

In conclusion, KLF15 loss-of-function favours the expansion and commitment of CPCs to endothelial cells thus regulating the compartment of CPCs in the postnatal heart, which has critical implications in the control of cardiac homeostasis.

In this century, botanical gardens effectively dropped their medicinal function in favour of scientific and aesthetic priorities, and the term "botanic garden" came to be more closely associated with the herbarium, library (and later laboratories) housed there than with the living collectionson which little research was undertaken.

Ferrier et al. have shown that a chronic stress in mice drives an organ-specific cytokine expression pattern which in turn, alters the colonic mucosal barrier functions and favours bacterial translocation [31].

Thus, autoantibodies directed against SOD2 might impair the enzyme function and favour ROS accumulation.

This inhibition could result in reduced esophageal clearance or reduced LOS function, thereby favouring further GER [ 50].

These findings indicate that glutamate uptake by astrocytes limits secondary damage after CNS traumatic injury, and that promoting GluT expression and function may favour post-lesion recovery.

In a retrospective study 24 of 173 patients treated in a single centre by an expert laparoscopic surgeon, there was a significant difference in sexual function in favour of laparoscopic compared with open surgery.