Sentence examples for Associated contributions from inspiring English sources

The Leudeking Piret model combines both growth associated and non-growth associated contributions.

Here, we review the current evidence for the individual and associated contributions of these molecules to CLL pathophysiology.

In light of the high heterogeneity of reports dealing with either molecule and the fact that CD49d is still a newcomer among the prognostic factors, we review the current evidence for the individual and associated contributions of these molecules to CLL pathophysiology.

To examine the effect of bench step exercise on arterial pulse wave velocity (PWV) and the associated contribution of insulin-like growth factor (IGF -1 bIGF -1vity and nitric oxide (NO).

Our data indicate that the p53R270H/+WAPCre mouse model is sensitive to evaluate the intrinsic higher mitogenic potential of insulin-like compounds and the associated contribution to cancer development.

24 The slight benefits gained from taking amoxicillin in adults consulting to primary care with acute uncomplicated LRTI must be balanced against the slight harms that amoxicillin causes in terms of side effects, as well as the associated contribution to antibiotic resistance.

The variation in barley storage protein allelic complement and the associated contribution to the storage protein profiles both in terms of amino acid and polypeptide composition provides the bases for the observed significant variation within and between that barley cultivars and wild relatives with respect to the number and type of storage proteins/polypeptides [ 16, 17].

The book also alleges Slater routinely posted associates' contributions under his own name and took thousands of dollars from tobacco companies, a claim he denies.

He is known at the firm for keeping careful track of the partners' and associates' contributions in what is called "the mystic book," a fund-raising ledger that got its name from Mr. Allen's predecessor, a man who had a ponytail and a tiny earring.

CLF raises most of the money for its summer grant programs from law students, many of whom donate a portion of their summer earnings; some law firms also match their summer associates' contributions to CLF.

Instead of paying salaries to their employees -- and the associated pension contributions to the government -- they gave the employees interest payments on company deposits in the bank.