Sentence examples for a contributing step from inspiring English sources

Cryptosporidium structure determination, is arguably a contributing step to the development of effective inhibitors and ultimately drugs.

Our findings identify increased cytosolic pH as an early contributing step to the aging process in budding yeast and suggest that cytosolic pH asymmetry facilitates daughter cell rejuvenation.

It was observed that the cake filtration phenomena dominated all other fouling steps though not without the other three phenomenon contributing step-wisely or simultaneously.

It is then recommended to resort to isoconversional methods or attempt the deconvolution of the contributing steps in order to study them independently [3, 7 9].

This will often involve using the state to affect the circumstances of people's lives, but will also require everyone to contribute, step up and take responsibility.

The three week investigation will examine four key points: how the fish kills took place and what caused the magnitude of the event, whether water diversions and management practices exacerbated or caused the disaster, whether chemicals and fertiliser were a contributing factor, and what immediate steps can be taken to improve the river system's health and management.

The mission also contributes a step in developing an international program of lunar exploration.

The binding of lectins to glycan receptors on the host cell surface is a key step contributing to the virulence and species specificity of most viruses.

Taken together, this study provides a valuable addition to the scarce genomic resources available in brown algae, and a starting point for future studies of possible mechanisms underlying prezygotic isolation in this system, a first step contributing to species divergence.

Further investigation is warranted to elucidate the molecular mechanism(s) of BRAT-mediated IL-1 β expression since increased IL-1 β expression may represent an early step contributing to OC. Ovarian cancer (OC), an inflammation associated cancer, is the deadliest gynecologic malignancy and is the 9th most common cancer among women [ 1].

However, the inclusion of the morphological data set in a combined analysis contributed nine steps of hidden support to the grouping of Gnetales and Coniferales.