Sentence examples for a more substantial contribution from inspiring English sources

Taken together these data suggest that both GXP79580 and GXP641910 regions contribute to EWS-FLI-1 mediated IGF1 promoter activity, although a more substantial contribution is made by the GXP79580 region.

The present data suggest that land covers related to transport, industry and leisure may have made a more substantial contribution to winter honey bee colony losses in developed countries than anticipated so far.

Winning here makes a more substantial contribution to momentum, especially in the northeast and the west.

Tetreau, 39, from Nebraska, wanted to make a more substantial contribution to society in general.

However, PH domains of Rho GEFS bind phosphoinositides with low affinity and little specificity, and it has been demonstrated that other domains outside of the DH-PH cassette make a more substantial contribution to cellular distribution [18] [18] [18].

Mixed methods research makes an important contribution to health research in general, and could make a more substantial contribution to systematic reviews.

But the opportunity to perform at this benefit felt like a somewhat more substantial contribution to New York, she said.

Child care providers free mothers to work; construction workers allow U.S. engineers to finish more projects; many others create similar benefits, and so make a much more substantial contribution to the economy and to the U.S. Treasury than appear on tax returns.

While loomingness may tap into perceptions of unpredictability and uncontrollability, it appears that the four cognitive vulnerability variables make a much more substantial contribution to explaining fear of animals than does the concept of perceived loomingness.

The corvée, or road-labour tax, made an even more substantial contribution.

Bearing in mind that ridge regression is amenable to include nonadditive genetic variance in the prediction model it is therefore not unlikely that ridge regression will make an even more substantial contribution to the accuracy of polygenic scores in traits where epistasis and dominance are expected to play an important role.