Sentence examples for therefore arouses from inspiring English sources
LCN 2 is highly susceptible to upregulation by IL-1β and, therefore, arouses interest as a potential biomarker of cartilage degeneration in arthritic diseases.
They're more like airline disasters, which get disproportionate publicity and therefore arouse irrational fears, especially when a few are bunched together.
His current trip to Africa has therefore aroused more interest than the average ministerial junket.It is not entirely clear whether Mr Brown's travels are motivated purely by concern for the poor, or are tinged by competition between himself and Tony Blair for global brownie points.
On the other hand, Markovian jump systems, which were firstly put forward by Kac and Krasovskii [14], have now become convenient tools for representing many real-world systems [15, 16] and therefore arouse much research attention in recent years.
Evaluation of hypertension-susceptibility genes involving in a specific physiological or cellular function has therefore aroused much renewed interest.
This cytokine has, therefore, aroused much interest because of its association with maintaining and breaching tolerance.
The biofunctional abilities of the peptides have therefore aroused a lot of scientific, technological and consumer interest with respect to the role of dietary proteins in controlling and influencing health (Möller et al. in Eur J Nutr 47(4):171–182008008).
Therefore it arouses great interests to find a link between H. pylori infection and CXCR4 overexpression in gastric cancer.
Therefore, it arouses our interest to detect the change of promoter methylation status and expression of PPAR-γ gene and its possible role in the acute event.
Other males were left nearby and therefore instantly aroused by the pheromones.
I am not convinced that they have shown anything more than an arousing multimodal stimulus, which happens to be a conspecific and therefore very arousing, can enhance theta rhythms in the limbic areas.
