Sentence examples for higher metabolic needs from inspiring English sources

There is also some evidence that young women may suffer more symptoms than young men because of higher estrogen levels, which may exacerbate brain injury, as well as greater rates of blood flow and higher metabolic needs in the brain, which may make symptoms more pronounced.

Potential costs include an increased risk of predation and higher metabolic needs when active (Lima 1985; Lima and Dill 1990).

It also seems that exploiting the adaptive response of cancer cells toward higher metabolic needs putatively underlying IP3R2 upregulation may provide a novel way to target these cells through Ca2+-signaling dysregulation.

Additionally, enhanced glucose utilization due to the high metabolic needs of a large tumor may contribute to hypoglycemia.

One possible explanation is that kidney is highly sensitive to ischemic injury, due to its complex microvascular structure coupled with high metabolic needs.

Snrk was first identified in 3T3-L1 differentiadipocyteocellscells (Becker et al., 1996), and subsequently was shown to be expressed in a host of other tissues in mice and humans including white and brown adipose tissue (WAT and BAT), small intestine, heart, brain and liver (Li et al., 2013), tissues with high metabolic needs.

This adaptation allows more blood to be pumped to meet the high metabolic need associated with flight.

The larger vessels branch out and lead to secondary vessels that feed the tumor regions with high metabolic need.

Given that muscle has a particularly high metabolic need for fatty acids driven by its high-energy demand, a reduction in FASN activity would predictably compromise muscle function.

Retinal blood supply is tightly regulated under a variety of hemodynamic considerations in order to satisfy a high metabolic need and maintain both vessel structure and function.

High level of mitochondrial transcripts in mature oocytes may be linked to high metabolic need to complete synchronous continuous cell-divisions at early developmental stages, whereas at later stages the energy metabolism is more localized to target areas in specific development.