Sentence examples for associated contribution to from inspiring English sources

Our data indicate that the p53R270H/+WAPCre mouse model is sensitive to evaluate the intrinsic higher mitogenic potential of insulin-like compounds and the associated contribution to cancer development.

24 The slight benefits gained from taking amoxicillin in adults consulting to primary care with acute uncomplicated LRTI must be balanced against the slight harms that amoxicillin causes in terms of side effects, as well as the associated contribution to antibiotic resistance.

The variation in barley storage protein allelic complement and the associated contribution to the storage protein profiles both in terms of amino acid and polypeptide composition provides the bases for the observed significant variation within and between that barley cultivars and wild relatives with respect to the number and type of storage proteins/polypeptides [ 16, 17].

To examine the effect of bench step exercise on arterial pulse wave velocity (PWV) and the associated contribution of insulin-like growth factor (IGF -1 bIGF -1vity and nitric oxide (NO).

The Leudeking Piret model combines both growth associated and non-growth associated contributions.

Instead of paying salaries to their employees -- and the associated pension contributions to the government -- they gave the employees interest payments on company deposits in the bank.

To academia, the term is usually associated with intellectual contribution to one's discipline within academia while socio-economic impact is regarded as beyond academia.

The tricyclic terpane abundance increasing with respect to hopane is controlled by thermal maturity and biodegradation (Connan and Cassou 1980; Seifert and Moldowan 1986; Peters et al. 2005), and higher pentacyclic triterpane is associated with bacterial contribution to OM in the source rocks (Ourisson and Rohmer 1992; Montero-Serrano et al. 2010).

All other authors declare that there is no duality of interest associated with their contribution to this paper.

Furthermore, this study is another example of rare variants located in genetically associated loci whose contribution to disease risk cannot be estimated by statistical models alone because of their extremely low frequencies.

Often we associate our own contribution to the fight against poverty with isolated actions: donations for the homeless, offering of resources to non-profits and volunteering of our limited time to local programs.