Sentence examples for contribute amply from inspiring English sources
Father and son both drive Chrysler sedans, agree that the church's money should be mostly in bonds, contribute amply to their church and brim with enough self-confidence to lead their flock of 540.
Sills IV, as the president of the team's booster club, contributed amply to their travel budget.
The Brahms performance shared many of the attributes of the Mendelssohn, with Orion Weiss's appealing account of the piano line, the sweet-toned tandem violin playing of Mr. Perlman and Sharon Roffman and the richly textured sounds of Jessica Oudin's viola and Yves Dharamraj's cello all contributing amply to the sense of Brahmsian warmth.
Dual-energy CT (DECT) can amply contribute to a more efficient workflow in oncologic imaging.
With its fast acquisition time, multiple application possibilities, wide availability, and continuous technical development, DECT can amply contribute to a more efficient workflow in oncologic imaging.
While studies on endothelial and pericyte cell cultures have amply contributed to highlighting diabetes-triggered mechanisms of cell damage (see, for example, [ 11– 14]), the studies on retina neuroglial cultures have been more limited, although a wide literature exists on the neurotoxic effects of high glucose (HG) concentrations (see for a review [ 8]).
In fact, the time instances for which O/N2 data are available over Indian longitudes amply demonstrate that the storm-time changes in O/N2 are very significant and contribute substantially to the electron density at TRV and SHAR.
These findings amply document that pathophysiological context impacts adipokine-CVD risk relations and indeed suggest that adipokine concentrations can contribute to improved CVD stratification in RA.
Since time series data in the ICU are amply available and since the modeling of ICU time series data with regression techniques are more difficult due to the problem of high correlation within the data, the authors state that ESN might contribute to the development of future modeling methods of ICU databases.
It is important to note that although we focused our efforts on the role of DR4 in cell fate choice, it has been amply demonstrated that DR5 also contributes to the p53 apoptotic response in cells treated with 5FU and other genotoxic agents.
