Sentence examples for and further contributing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, staff felt that the soft tags, once noticed by offenders, were easier to remove than hard tags, thereby bypassing the alarm system and further contributing to the increases in shrinkage.
In addition, in the case where all of the uses of produced values can be bypassed directly, the actual write of value to general-purpose register can be discarded during compilation (dead result move elimination), reducing the total number of data transfers on the interconnection network and further contributing to reduction in processor energy consumption.
Our findings extend those predictions, indicating that ASD youths also develop loss hypersensitivity, perhaps facilitated by a hyperactive stress system, and further contributing to subjective dysphoria.
Excess generation of free radicals may overwhelm natural cellular antioxidant defences leading to oxidation and further contributing to cellular functional impairment.
In addition, AKT can directly phosphorylate the inhibitory protein PRAS40, promoting its dissociation from raptor and further contributing to mTORC1 activation.
Excess generation of free radicals may overwhelm natural cellular antioxidant defences leading to oxidation and further contributing to cellular functional impairment (Bowles et al 1991; Meydani et al 1993).
They distort the real China and further contribute to the misunderstanding and bias of some readers.
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points peace plan seemed to promise change for Bulgarians and further contributed to the breakdown of civilian order and military discipline.
After 2002, centre-left governments in Brazil and Argentina, among others, increased resistance to the United States during the negotiations and further contributed to the impasse.
He lectured and published extensively, both nationally and internationally, and further contributed to his discipline by supervising one of the most productive and successful residency programs in Obstetrics and Gynecology in the nation, graduating over 125 residents.
"It will provide a major boost to tourism, benefit the local economy and further contribute to London's status as a world leading city," said Deputy Mayor Sir Edward Lister.
