The phrase "an event contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an event that plays a role in a larger context or outcome, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The conference was an event contributing to the advancement of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a factor aiding" or "an occurrence supporting".
The decrease in NEP expression has been linked to alteration in Aβ clearance leading to Aβ accumulation, which is considered to be an important event contributing to the development and progression of AD [7].
Current knowledge in the field supports the idea that accumulation of misfolded or mutant proteins inside and or outside neurons is an early event contributing to neurodegenerative disorders [ 1, 2].
Here, taking advantage of our MM panel of high-resolution copy number data [ 15], we could show, for the first time to our knowledge, that the amplification of TrkA may represent an important event contributing to primary MM oncogenesis.
A major event contributing to the decrease in immune functions in septic disorders seems to be the inadequate balance of cytokines mediating the interactions between the innate and adaptive immune systems.
The possibility of a disease event contributing to early marine mortality was further examined in 2009 by vaccinating half of the released fish against common fish diseases (vibriosis, furunculosis).
Endogenous DNA damage is a key event contributing to human diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration (1− 3).
Our data document that upregulated RRAS function represents a novel event contributing to JMML pathogenesis and/or disease progression.
These results suggest that reduced expression of plakoglobin in bladder tumorigenesis is a significant event contributing to increased cell migration, one aspect of the invasive phenotype.
Though limited by the size of the populations analyzed, our study suggests that DNA hypermethylation mediated silencing of tumor suppressor genes in PXA could be a relevant event contributing to malignant progression, as also defined by other diffuse astrocytic tumors.
Our data suggest that while important contributors of mHtt -induced energy perturbation (e.g. perturbation of PGC-1α) are upstream of the deregulation of C-II by mHtt, the consequent loss of the Ip protein is a key event contributing to the expression of neurodegeneration and that correcting this anomaly retards the death/dysfunction of striatal neurons.
