Sentence examples for matrix and consequent from inspiring English sources

This can be caused by compaction of the substrate, reduction in porosity of the solid matrix and consequent interference with oxygen transfer.

In OA, degradation of extracellular matrix component and consequent gradual articular cartilage destruction is caused by an increase in cartilage catabolism and a decrease in cartilage anabolism [ 4].

For example, in P. aeruginosa, a Gram-negative pathogen responsible for a wide range of infections including lung infection in cystic fibrosis patients, biofilm and consequent production of matrix is the major virulence factor [46].

The local signalling as a consequence to these inflammatory molecules results in the expression of an vast array of protease and consequent degradation of extracellular matrix (ECM) of the articular cartilage and the adjacent bone [ 1, 2].

Dystrophin connects intracellular structural components to the extracellular matrix, and its loss causes cellular damage and consequent myofiber necrosis.

The matrix-based visualization technique presents the antecedent and consequent items on the X and Y axes.

In general a consistent full tensor flux approximation leads to a significant increase in support and consequent size of the Jacobian matrix.

In this condition, an over-production of extra cellular matrix (ECM) protein leads to increased myocardial stiffness and consequent cardiac dysfunction, ultimately resulting in cardiac failure.

They can arise from the natural composition of the steel or from the introduction of extraneous substances to the metal matrix, which is incapable of absorbing them without the induction of high strain and consequent fracture.

Studies on Tensins so far including the present one indicate that the Tensins represent a unique family of intracellular proteins that are able to link the extracellular matrix, via integrins and cell surface receptors, to the cytoskeleton and thereby control cytoskeletal organization and consequent migratory capacity of cells.

Collagen is the major insoluble fibrous protein in the extracellular matrix and in connective tissue and is clearly marked with Masson's trichrome; modifications of collagen production reflect cellular changes and consequent kidney dysfunction.