Sentence examples for apparent contributions from inspiring English sources

However, the apparent contributions of various other hosts to pathogen transmission highlight the need for a community approach to understanding vector-borne zoonoses.

The modest apparent contributions of both CRM-wide and TFBS-specific conservation were surprising, given the dramatic increase in prediction success we attained when using conservation as a guide in selecting sequences to validate (83% with CRM activity vs. the previous 14% with CRM activity).

It might thus be possible to treat quite a lot of malnutrition by rejigging a sufferer's gut bacteria.Even more surprising than the microbiome's contribution to diseases of nutrition, though, is its apparent contribution to heart disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and many other disorders.The link with heart disease is twofold: an observation in people, and an experiment on mice.

There was an apparent contribution of manure N on N uptake and loss when amount of manure applied was at optimum.

A combined kinetic and structural analysis of variant proteinomimetic peptides demonstrates that the hydrogen-bond potential of the side-chain oxygen atom of the P1′ Ser is not essential for the integrity of the reactive site loop and that it provides only a small contribution to the trypsin affinity and no apparent contribution to the stability against tryptic turnover.

A study of adult twins in The Gambia indicated significant heritability of cell mediated and antibody responses to P. falciparum antigens, with the apparent contribution of HLA to this being variable among assays and antigens tested [13].

Gregor Mendel's finding that hereditary units could be associated with particular observable traits and that in diploid organisms the apparent contribution from the two parents to a trait could be highly asymmetrical [1], led to the concepts additive and dominant (nonadditive) gene actions as well as the closely associated term recessive gene action.

However, whether this apparent contribution of EGFR was meaningful, it had no significant effect on PPARγ activation by ghrelin (Fig. 3B), and both total serine and Ser-84 phosphorylation of PPARγ in ghrelin-treated cells were not significantly affected upon EGFR inhibition (Fig. 3C).

Again, EZH2α repressed many of these targets uniquely without apparent contribution from EZH2β.

Surprisingly, this irradiance detection response is dependent upon rod and cone photoreceptors, with no apparent contribution from melanopsin pRGCs.

Whereas numbers of cells per well and desmin+ or desmin- cell density showed no apparent contribution to variance, animal to animal differences were striking.