Sentence examples for concurrently contributes to from inspiring English sources
Taken together, these observations demonstrated that in addition to the classic systemic response, a direct intrathymic response to endotoxin challenge concurrently contributes to thymic involution during endotoxemia.
FGFR3 activation concurrently contributes to cell survival of Ctx-naive EGFR ligands-positive SCC tumour cells challenged to Ctx at first, thus limiting its activity and likely promoting their own resistance if Ctx-induced blockade of EGFR-ligands signalling persists.
To evaluate whether cell death concurrently contributes to the impairment of cell growth observed in anti-Nodal treated cells, apoptosis was measured daily over 72 hours treatment with anti-Nodal antibody using an Annexin V flow cytometry assay.
Taken together, these observations suggested that both systemic and direct intrathymic responses to endotoxin challenge concurrently contribute to thymic involution during endotoxemia.
We hypothesize therefore that dysregulated proinflammatory signals during neurodegeneration may concurrently contribute to neurotoxicity while also specifically inducing PS2 expression as a counter-regulatory mechanism to dampen the proinflammatory response.
The causes for this bias are not easy to discern, but there are several processes that might be concurrently contributing to the observed distribution.
Evolution of coloration across the genus is the sum of evolutionary events over time and several lineages, and therefore different mechanisms can concurrently contribute to the similarity between the sexes.
One approach for capture of solar energy is the exploitation of microalgae, which can photosynthetically produce H2 from water, ferment starch into H2 and organic acids, and convert CO2 into liquid biofuel, providing different renewable energy forms and concurrently contributing to solving the greenhouse gas problem [ 1- 4].
Consequently, when these pumps are present in the tumor cells concurrently, each of the pumps contributes to the efflux and decrease of intracellular drug concentrations.
The hippocampus contributes to overcoming interference from concurrently presented irrelevant stimuli to form strong item-context associations.
