Sentence examples for markers which contribute from inspiring English sources

Variant alleles of both APOC3 3u386 and APOC3 m482 were associated with unfavorable lipid and glucose markers which contribute to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease risk.

Fibrocytes are bone-marrow derived cells, expressing both haematopoietic and stromal cell markers, which contribute to tissue repair as well as pathological fibrosis.

BMMSCs and WJMSCs could probably influence lymphoproliferation responses uniquely by differentially modulating the levels of key immune activation markers which contribute to the development of the immune response.

The pathophysiology of CS is characterized by an activation of neurohormones and inflammatory markers, which contribute to a vicious spiral resulting in systemic inflammatory response syndrome and finally leading to death [ 4].

Given our estimates of hSNP, we were interested in determining how well psoriasis cases and controls could be distinguished on a purely genetic basis if all common markers which contribute to hSNP were identified [ 21, 22].

To resolve this issue, the components of marker motions which contribute to STA must be understood.

These results suggest that Oct3/4 and Nanog represent probable CSC markers in HNSCC, which contribute to the development of DNM in part by enhancing cell motility and invasiveness.

Some association signals from loci of unknown function are likely to be markers of rarer causative variants which contribute significantly to the familial aggregation of the particular disease.

Still, an accurate representation of the relationships requires dense marker data, which contributes to the sensitivity of IBS-GS to marker density.

An important feature of ProCT and some of its component peptides are their long half-lives, which contribute to their potential usefulness as serum markers.

The aim of the investigation was to detect neuropsychological markers, such as sustained and selective attention and executive functions, which contribute to the vulnerability to schizophrenia especially in young persons.