Sentence examples for matrix may contribute from inspiring English sources
This suggests that water from the limestone matrix may contribute to the springs.
Furthermore, the dispersion of Sn among the elastic matrix may contribute to an improved electrical connection among the Si based hosts and the current collectors.
Also inflammation-induced changes in the structure of the interstitial matrix may contribute to the low potency and duration of effect of crystalloids in severe systemic inflammation [31].
The cryopreservation and freeze-drying procedures significantly decreased elafin which shows that antibacterial property is not limited to the effects of amniotic cells and the other components such as extracellular matrix may contribute in antibacterial effects.
Recent data also suggest that the presence of DNA within the matrix may contribute to the recalcitrance of biofilms to antibiotics by inducing expression of antibiotic resistance genes [16].
As cell attachment to the extracellular matrix may contribute to cancer metastasis, we investigated the effect of inhibition of the FAK-mediated signal transduction on early cell adhesion of SCC40 and SCC38 cells.
This finding suggests that the increased cell-matrix engagement inherent to a 3D matrix architecture may contribute to differences observed in viscoelastic properties between cells attached to 2D matrices and cells embedded within 3D matrices.
The small grain size, high dislocation density and the presence of particle matrix interfaces may contribute to the improved irradiation resistance of this class of alloys by providing sinks and/or traps for irradiation-induced point defects.
Therefore, it is concluded that stresses and strains evoked by collagen fibers are probably not the most important factor in the etiology of dental relapse, and that other extracellular matrix components may contribute significantly to the process.
69– 72 They are capable of breaking down and remodeling extracellular matrix, and may contribute to tissue damage in IRIS.
Both RANKL-induced osteoclastogenesis and MMP-dependent matrix degradation may contribute to osteolysis because of bone metastasis.
