Sentence examples for confer much of from inspiring English sources

Government policies confer much of the negative outcomes for children of teenage parents.

However, of the mutations that appear, those with the smallest effects are also the least likely to spread through a population and become established, simply because they don't confer much of an advantage on their owners.

Black doesn't have a grand sense of style and seems to have conferred much of the design to his C.G.I. team, but his logical sense of plotting underpins the gyrations and gives the impossible 3D combat the feeling of logical consistency.

Home made masks, and to a lesser degree surgical masks, are unlikely to confer much protection against transmission of small particles like droplet nuclei, but as the reproduction number of influenza may not be very high [14] a small reduction in transmissibility of the virus may be sufficient for reducing the reproduction number to a value smaller than 1 and thus extinguishing the epidemic [15].

Compared with MTX itself, long-chain MTXPGs have been shown to confer much more potent inhibition of target enzymes within folate metabolism [ 13, 16, 17].

On the other hand, the eIF1A and eIF1 Ssu− substitutions confer much smaller increases in leaky scanning of GCN4 uAUG-1 (Fekete et al., 2007) (Pilar Martin Marcos and AGH, unpublished observations) compared to that seen here for rps5-E144R, thus indicating a relatively greater defect in AUG recognition for the Rps5 mutation.

Even at extremes of age, the presence of a BRCA1 mutation will confer much greater risk than population risks.

Consistent with this notion, we observed that Caco-2 cells displayed much higher expression levels of EGFR than WiDr and MCF-7/MR cells and thereby confer much greater sensitivity to gefitinib.

With low savings rates, saving doesn't confer much benefit.

"Reducing the number of preventable foreclosures would not only help families stay in their homes, it would confer much wider benefits".

Yet copper exports did not confer much prosperity.