Sentence examples for changes that contributed from inspiring English sources
Combining a structure-function analysis with phylogenomics provides a powerful way to understand the contributions of iterative evolutionary changes that contributed to the development of complex reproductive strategies in vertebrates.
And Zagallo, wily and industrious, made significant changes that contributed to that great triumph.
In a statement to the Nomination Committee, the Pirate Party members said Manning and Snowden "have inspired change and encouraged public debate and policy changes that contributed to a more stable and peaceful world".
Though I found Larry to be a strong Keynesian ally during the worst of the great recession, and no friend of thebanks during our work on Dodd-Frank, that's not the way key members of the committee saw it, recalling his role in the financial market deregulation of the 1990s, changes that contributed to the mess we're still digging out of.
Nevertheless, it is possible that the presence of skin lesions resulted in dietary changes that contributed to some of the dietary differences observed here.
As tumors in p53 R172H /+ mice arise after a similar length of latency, these differences in the survival curves and median life spans reflected changes that contributed to tumorigenesis.
Analyses of the human genome have proven extremely successful in identifying changes that contribute to human disease.
To identify the landscape of proteomic changes that contribute to opposing forms of homeostatic plasticity, we examined the plasticity-induced changes in the newly synthesized proteome.
It has been suggested that alcohol intoxication may act on mechanisms of neuroplasticity to produce brain changes that contribute to the pathophysiology of AUDs.
By identifying the cascade of molecular changes that contribute to the development of epilepsy we hope to be able to design therapeutics for preventing epilepsy.
Naturally occurring rat models of cognitive aging are useful tools to investigate the underlying neurobiological changes that contribute to memory loss in later life.
