Sentence examples for contribute for instance from inspiring English sources

They can contribute, for instance, by providing financial resources, technical expertise, or entrepreneurship or by enhancing social support.

Early after an injury they contribute for instance to the opening of the blood-brain barrier and initiation of cell death by apoptosis, whereas, during the second stage of injury, they are involved in angiogenesis and neurogenesis [44] and promote plasticity and recovery [17].

What incentivized them to contribute – for instance, were they COPD researchers?

The expression of its human homologue and the subsequent release of IL-1beta and IL-18 significantly contribute for instance to intestinal inflammation (Siegmund 2002).

An example is focusing on the membrane proteins, which play an important role at the beginning of intracellular signalling cascades and contribute, for instance, to the cancer cells insensitivity to anti-growth signals.

They can contribute, for instance, to amending the study protocol and design, a more substantial scientific contribution that later impacts the field procedures, although any amendment should be done according to the rules defined by or with collaborators: " Most of time, the sponsor comes with the study protocol already done.

Instead of going dollar-for-dollar on the first 3 percent of salary that an employee contributes, for instance, an employer could match half of the first 6 percent.

As of today, AI programs are still largely funded by defense money, which contributed, for instance, to the widely expanded military use of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) (commonly known as "drones") in the last decade, along with controversies about the growing number of civilian casualties caused by them [63].

Radiogenic heating within the satellite is the most relevant current heat source, contributing, for instance, to ocean depth.

This theme has diffused broadly into American culture, contributing for instance to the rapidly growing "spiritual but not religious" demographic (more than 30percentt of the U.S. population).

Several potential factors that may have contributed, for instance work intensity, home location and frequency of eating out, were not included in this study.