Sentence examples for consequently contributing from inspiring English sources

are facilitate the removal of cations, in particular, iron and manganese cations from the mineral lattice by oxidation and consequently contributing to deterioration of stone[23].

The configuration of structural forces as well as individuals' subsequent behaviours for upward mobility (such as finding a perceived good job) has shown much more straightforward patterns ever since, consequently contributing little to the theoretical development of the literature.

Various adaptations in the body during pregnancy lead to altered gait, consequently contributing to the total energy cost of walking.

Thus, EP2 signaling may promote cartilage regeneration by inducing proliferation of cartilage chondrocytes and, consequently, contributing to ECM reconstruction.

However, many health professional institutions are underfunded and operate inefficiently, consequently contributing to the challenge of de-escalation of qualified health workforce production.

ONOO− formed by the reaction of NO and O2− causes DNA fragmentation, lipid oxidation, and protein dysfunction consequently contributing to particle-induced lung injury [ 47].

This will consequently contribute to better substantiation of health claims.

The decrease in secretory epithelium consequently contributes to approximately 70% of the total cost of mastitis4.

Putin has watched from afar how his support for Assad has helped fuel radicalisation and Isis and consequently contributed to Europe's weakening (the fallout from refugee flows and now terrorism).

This straining action not only affects the magnitude of |∇ϕ|, but the general character of ϕ, and consequently contributes to the growth in numerical error.

These optimizations are expected to facilitate the use of the mouse ligature-induced periodontitis model and consequently contribute to better understanding of the immunopathological mechanisms of periodontitis.