Sentence examples for life induces from inspiring English sources

Brief monocular deprivation in early postnatal life induces a shift in the ocular dominance of binocular neurons towards the open eye [4], [5].

Collectively, these observations sustain the results of previous studies indicating that protein restriction during early life induces metabolic and body composition disturbances in adulthood [5], [6], [8], [9].

We have shown that CMV infection in early life induces a large subset of T lymphocytes expressing a late differentiation phenotype [17], that is associated with immunosenescence in the elderly [18], [19].

In the mammalian visual system, monocular visual deprivation (MD) in early life induces a loss of cortical response to a deprived eye together with a significant retraction of afferent axons from the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) serving the deprived eye (ocular dominance plasticity) [1] [4].

There are parallels with the observations of Koves et al. [27] and Sparks et al. [45] where diet induced obesity in adult life induces oxidative stress associated with increased β-oxidation of fat metabolism, impaired switching of carbohydrate substrates, depletion of TCA cycle intermediates, and decreased expression of components of the electron transport chain.

In the case of food allergy (e.g. peanut, milk and egg), high exposure in early life induces immunological tolerance [ 46].

Perhaps the attractions of city life induced Sāsānian barons to abandon their villages for the easy life of absentee landlords and to allow their military habits to decay.

Eliot said he wanted no biography, but there was never any possibility that he would get his wish, and the appearance of his life induced the poet's executors, doubtless with reluctance, to announce that an officially approved life would be forth-coming.

Background: Stress is a part of our daily life, inducing neurochemical and neurophysiological changes in the central nervous system.

Both the settled and the continuously exchanging majority of migrants have created distinctive neighbourhoods and particular ways of urban life, induced by their own cultures (Nagy 2006).

The calculator also enabled them to debate sustainable consumption in the context of their everyday life, inducing them to personally experience the multidimensional character of sustainability.