Dietary yeast produced a bell shaped survival response which was dependent on sucrose.
The interaction of distance-dependent seed deposition and survival becomes more complex in the case of several seed trees, since processes shaping the survival function may act on seeds from different seed trees.
CLL cells also can stimulate stromal cells through lymphotoxin-β-receptor activation, resulting in CXCL13 secretion and remodeling of the stromal cell compartment, linking CLL cell homing with shaping of survival niches and access to proliferation stimuli.
5-FU triggers phenotypic differences in organoids including changing shape, survival, resistance, and death.
Through adhesive interactions with integrins expressed on the endothelial cells surface, the ECM orchestrates complex signalling cascades within the cells and affects many fundamental aspects of their biology, including proliferation, migration, cytoskeletal organization, cell shape, survival, and ultimately blood vessel stabilization.
Identifying MHS linked to mortality is relevant for public health because it sets the foundation for further inquiry into the potential mechanism through which the organisation and delivery of healthcare in Norway shapes survival and, in so doing, contributes to the evidence base for possible interventions.
By exploiting their geographical distribution, these model species could be used to identify functional variation, and ultimately genomic loci, whose evolution was shaped for survival well before artificial selection took place.
Application of multilevel analysis allows to disentangle the influence of individual and community characteristics on neonatal survival based on the level at which they shaped child survival.
Cultural practices and gender preference equally shape child survival in most developing countries.
The pace of childbearing, parity and maternal age have similarly been listed among important factors that shape the survival chance of children in developing countries (Hossain and Islam 2008; Kembo and Van Ginneken 2009; Manda 1999; Mturi and Curtis 1995).
