Sentence examples for significantly contact from inspiring English sources

Risk factors for human infection identified by this study included a broad array of activities associated with animal exposures, but most significantly, contact with sheep (particularly contact with sheep blood or other body fluids), male gender, and housing animals indoors with household members.

Close inspection reveals that the reason for the similar cross-linking position is that the footprint of the third CH domain on actin (the only CH domain in their alternative model that significantly contacts actin) is essentially the same in the two structures, albeit a different interface is contacting actin.

We hypothesized that creation of a cartilage defect would significantly alter contact mechanics of the lateral compartment of the stifle and that OAT would restore the normal contact mechanics in the presence of an intact lateral meniscus.

Of the 17 variables tested, nine were found to significantly influence contact frequency.

All four hydrophobic surfaces showed significantly higher contact angles than the corresponding hydrophilic surfaces (p < 0.01 for rough ceramic, smooth ceramic, rough titanium, and smooth titanium).

When compared to anterior interval adhesions, suprapatellar adhesions significantly increased contact force by a mean of 44 N (95% CI [15, 73], P < 0.001) (Fig. 3).

Ion analysis of the effluent brine shows that for the model rock used, brine composition does not change significantly from contact with rock surfaces.

Thus, lateral meniscal allografts implanted using bone plugs can significantly improve contact pressure relative to a meniscectomized knee at the time of implantation.

We found that PD patients did not significantly modulate contact points whereas control subjects exhibited anticipatory control of digit placement.

Upon adoptive transfer, alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone treated murine CD8+ T cells significantly reduced contact allergy responses in recipient mice.

Upon adoptive transfer α-MSH treated murine CD8+ T cells significantly reduced contact allergy responses in recipient mice.