Sentence examples for consistent contributing from inspiring English sources

Abdominal obesity and hypertension seem to be the most consistent contributing components of the metabolic syndrome in patients with CIAP.

The current study shows that the metabolic syndrome is significantly more prevalent in patients with CIAP compared with controls from the general population, and that abdominal obesity and hypertension seem to be the most consistent contributing components.

Indeed, this dataset was more internally consistent thus contributing a better prediction ability of the models.

According to research by political scientist Jennifer Lawless, this bias is the most consistent factor contributing to women not engaging in politics and not running for office.

present with my family and friends creative and productive at work consistent in contributing to my community faithful in my spiritual exploration gentle with myself Then, we finally arrive at Pentecost, and walk forward with healthy habits, consistent patterns, creative engagement and a joyful heart.

Having spent many years helping people change through the power of the subconscious mind, I know that any consistent practice contributes to incremental change.

Our finding that the SSL5 mutant T175P, which could no longer bind to glycans, also lost the ability to bind to GPIbα, is consistent with glycans contributing the main component of SSL5 binding to GPIbα.

Instead, hVps34 activity is regulated by nutrients (glucose and amino acids), consistent with it contributing to the nutrient-regulated inputs to mTOR.

Shao [ 9], demonstrated improved linkage signals on chromosome 15q for a 'restricted and repetitive' behavioural subgroup, consistent with genes contributing differentially to these phenotypic characteristics.

This is consistent with Atp7a contributing to iron export from macrophages, in addition to direct delivery of copper to the phagosome.

Thus, it is clear that there is a relationship between endogenous WWOX and IDH1 levels that is consistent with WWOX contributing to metabolic balance in human cancer cells as well as in the context of the whole organism of Drosophila.