Sentence examples for content may contribute from inspiring English sources

Reservoir heterogeneity including coal composition, pore structure and matrix moisture content may contribute to the heterogeneous gas content.

The adjuvant use of injectable PRF with its high growth factor content may contribute to more favorable and predictable bone formation at the grafted site.

Plants are the main source of dietary folate, therefore, the creation of genetically modified crops with higher folate content may contribute to solve the global folate deficiency problem.

This finding seems to show that a high PLA content may contribute to high drug EE% (up to 93%).

CPS is required for virulence of bacteria and variation in CPS content may contribute to the differences in virulence among A. pleuropneumoniae isolates [38].

One year after elective gastric bypass surgery, Gray et al. found a ∼30% decrease in IMCL and hypothesized that decreases in muscle lipid content may contribute to improved insulin action [29].

It has been hypothesized that these specialized plastids and their contents may contribute to the plugging of sieve pores after being released [ 21, 44].

We conclude that the hydrophobicity of duodenal mucous layer is reduced in CD patients, and that the resulting decreased capacity to repel luminal contents may contribute to the increased intestinal permeability of CD.

These data demonstrate that essentially all of the students successfully analyzed the gene contents of a genomic island by using the annotation links to ASAP, and that 80 90% were able to formulate a hypothesis as to why the presence or absence of the genomic island contents may contribute to the microorganism's virulence (Table 5).

Igs in the local lymph node and efferent lymph are to some extent transferred from blood [ 8, 30] and previous studies, focusing on protein in lymph, have reported that the blood derived contents may contribute 30 50% of the protein output in efferent lymph from un-stimulated lymph nodes [ 30, 31].

They were created as a way to protect users from harmful content that may contribute to pre-existing mental health issues (i.e. sharing photos about an eating disorder that might "trigger" or, worse, "inspire" someone who is currently dealing with anorexia).