Sentence examples for cap contributing from inspiring English sources

Sites on the HIV-1 envelope other than the coreceptor binding domains may possibly be also involved in interactions with CAP, contributing to inhibition of virus infection.

Because of this diagnostic dilemma consensus guidelines on empiric antibiotic therapy for patients with CAP to extend antibiotic coverage to Legionella in all patients with severe CAP contributing to antibiotic overuse and emergence of multi-resistant strains [ 13- 16].

The high crop and livestock-related payments received by farmers under the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) contributed to the disincentives to participate, especially in higher tiers.

According to other commentators, the cap contributed to the "currency wars", in which countries try to seize market share from each other by weakening their exchange rates.

Our germline-approximating variants LCIGL HCWT and the LCIGL HCIGL neutralized the rVSV-EBOV GPW291R variant more potently than rVSV-EBOV GPCL, which suggests that additional LC contacts that are absent in GPCL, probably between the Ab and the glycan cap, contribute to ADI-15946's activity against GPFL (Supplementary Figs. 1 and 6 and Supplementary Table 1).

"Affordable" is underwriters' code for stripped-down catastrophic or minimum benefit policies, increased deductibles and co-pays, and lower caps, contributing to growing legions of under-insured.

"Small caps contributed particularly positively to performance, accounting for around 40% of performance, despite making up only 15% of the fund.

Regression results for endotoxin mirrored those found in coarse or fine CAPs where endotoxin was collected, suggesting that endotoxin in CAPs contributed to systemic changes in vascular mediators and oxidative stress.

Anyone who makes more than the cap stops contributing to Social Security as soon as they hit the earnings cap.

At the summit, younger basalt dikes and intrusions K Ar dated to 30.82 ± 2 million years ago form a relatively erosion-resistant cap, likely contributing to the peak's isolation and familiar conical shape.

Thus, downregulation of PMEPA1 may result in increased AR protein levels and function in CaP cells, contributing to prostate tumorigenesis.