The phrase "and essentially contributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something played a significant role in bringing about a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "Her research and essentially contributed to the development of new treatment methods for the disease."
Alternatives: "and significantly aided in" or "and played a crucial role in".
Both external and endogenous glucose essentially contributed to ATP production by oxidative phosphorylation.
Surveying is a discipline with a long history, deeply rooted in the description of property and military mapping that has essentially contributed to the development of cartography, and its methods have evolved in parallel with the changes in technology, particularly with the search for a higher accuracy and efficiency.
Other Russian physicists well-known in low temperature physics are Lev Landau, Vitaly Ginsburg, and Alexey Abrikosov, who all essentially contributed to the theoretical understanding of superfluidity and superconductivity.
Later Mahfoud [3] essentially contributed to the subject and presented a very useful comparison technique for studying the properties of a delay differential equation from those of a differential equation without delay.
In addition, fuzzy-based segmentation algorithms have essentially contributed to synthesis of regions for better representation of objects.
James Horsburgh, who was hydrographer to the East India Company, wrote that Heywood's work had "essentially contributed to making my Sailing Directory for the Indian navigation much more perfect than it would otherwise have been".
In addition, our findings showed that the MVB pathway essentially contributed to maintain the overall levels of free intracellular amino acids. 1 hr after starvation, the amino acids levels decreased similar in vps4∆ mutants, autophagy mutants (atg8∆) and WT cells.
These studies have been able to identify only relatively common variants that essentially contributed to the generation of different genetic risk models for complex diseases, including type 2 diabetes.
Importantly, our amino acid analysis from vps4 mutants showed that the MVB pathway essentially contributed to maintain the overall levels of free intracellular amino acids at 2 hours of starvation.
