Sentence examples for innate causes from inspiring English sources

Variations in body mass and hair color have unambiguously strong innate causes, but diet, exercise, and hair dye prove that genetics (let alone automaticity) is not destiny in any straightforward way.

However, effective protection from influenza virus infection is provided by finely tuned antiviral immunity, while excessive innate immunity causes detrimental inflammation.

The innate response causes a primary impairment of villi in the small intestine, increasing epithelial permeability allowing the entry of proteins from the lumen to the lamina propria [ 1].

Participants felt that their innate values caused them to prioritize helping others.

The will to change must be innate, not caused by outside force, such as the market situation.

They postulated that such movements, which they called fixed action patterns, are innate and caused by the existence of a releasing mechanism that responds to some external sensory stimulus.

Massive activation of innate immunity caused by LPS leads to excess production of cytokines and other molecules, and development of septic shock or endotoxin shock syndrome, a fatal syndrome that is characterized by fever, hypotension, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and multiple organ failure [7].

The toll-like receptor pathways, which are also activated by PM, are also regulated by miR-21 (Lu et al. 2011; Sheedy et al. 2010; Shoenfelt et al. 2009), suggesting that miRNAs are involved in the alteration of innate immunity caused by DE.

Candida evades and escapes from the host's innate immunity, causing irritating and recurrent infections that can range from thrush in immunocompetent colonized hosts, to life-threatening systemic infections in immunocompromised individuals such as patients with HIV, or those receiving immunesuppressing cancer chemotherapy and corticosteroids.

The raccoon dog often harbours higher Trichinella infection densities than the red fox does, and this has been speculated to be caused by some innate or acquired cause of immunoincompetence (unpublished).

An allergy is caused by the body's reaction to something -- it is the body's innate reaction that causes the problem.