Sentence examples for migrating contributes to from inspiring English sources

One participant of adult male FGD provided his own testimony as follows: " I believe that travelling or migrating contributes to transmitting HIV.

It is likely that a greater substitution of experience for education among migrants and positive self-selection in the decision to migrate contribute to this difference.

The Cav-1 that accumulates at the leading edge of migrating cells contributes to the formation of new focal adhesions and appears to be phosphorylated and unrelated to caveolae [ 26].

It is possible that the expression of genes identified in cellular elements surrounding migrating interneurons contributes to a permissive environment for their migration.

Whether they can migrate and contribute to tissue macrophages under steady-state conditions remains unclear.

Migrating birds contribute to the spread of the virus, contracting it from mosquitoes in one place and then spreading it to new mosquitoes somewhere else.

Their study showed that the uptake of NPs into cells is crucial for proton therapy but less so for photon therapy where AuNPs located in the intercellular medium can generate radicals that migrate and contribute to DNA damage.

This in vitro nodule forming process mimics some of the characteristics of the in vivo changes that occur in VSMCs following injury, where media smooth muscle cells dedifferentiate, migrate and contribute to the process of restenosis and neointima formation [ 43].

There is also a contribution of cells migrating into the intermediate zone of the joint at later stages (E14.5) from surrounding non-cartilaginous tissues, and cells lying posterior to the nascent elbow joint have been shown to migrate and contribute to joint regeneration following surgical removal in the chick embryo.

Our results showing that TLR2 is both upregulated on the surface of lung-migrating inflammatory monocytes and contributes to the production of type 1 IFN in MHV-68-infected mice are consistent with this report.

To further examine whether MyoD-lineage cells could migrate into and contribute to bone healing, we tested a tibial defect model where the adjacent musculature had been stripped.