Sentence examples for biological contribution from inspiring English sources
Investigation into the biological contribution of these "irreversible" miRNAs is warranted to determine whether they do indeed contribute to lung tumorigenesis.
The term, however, does not imply a biological contribution to its origin as it does on Earth.
Each of these is a biological parent, by virtue of making a biological contribution to producing the child.
The biological contribution of the positive COM work for CESR was reduced compared to CONV and PRES.
Mast cells were first described in the late nineteenth century, but it was not until the 1950's that part of their biological contribution to inflammatory allergic diseases became known through the discovery of histamine release.
The technique of personalized medicine will work best in situations with a favorable signal/noise ratio -- conditions that have a well-demarcated and homogeneous clinical presentation with a preponderant biological contribution and patients who have a classic and severe presentation, an early onset, and many affected relatives.
"One of the greatest benefits of genomic medicine will be to unravel some biological contributions to major mental illnesses like schizophrenia and manic depressive disease" and produce new therapies, Dr. Collins said.
"One of my concerns is that, as we begin to glimpse some of the biological contributions to certain personality traits, in people's minds those contributions will loom larger than they should," Dr. Collins said, "and the notion of genetic determinism will gather further momentum that it doesn't deserve".
The chemistry of natural water is highly dependent on its geologic and hydrologic origins, as well as its biological contributions.
The model described here does not preclude possible biological contributions to ooid genesis, nor refute the role of other processes in producing similar features in the same soil.
Although >12 million ha of southeastern United States are intensively managed pine forest, we have little understanding of biological contributions of aquatic systems embedded in pine plantations.
