Sentence examples for contribute initially from inspiring English sources

Hence, iron excess seems to contribute initially to insulin resistance and subsequently to decreased insulin secretion [ 2].

Therefore, there is a loss of non-phosphorylated β-dystroglycan that may contribute initially to the levels of tyrosine phosphorylated β-dystroglycan, but by 5 dpf, both non-phosphorylated and phosphorylated dystroglycan are significantly reduced.

Although a mechanism linking iron concentrations and diabetes is yet to be established, it is known that iron is a catalyst in the formation of hydroxyl radicals (4), which may contribute initially to insulin resistance, subsequently to decreased insulin secretion, and ultimately to the development of type 2 diabetes (5).

Paqvalen had largely bootstrapped the company for two years before that, although the Finnish government's funding agency for technology also contributed initially (as it does with many startups from the country).

It was, in fact, the lack of representation that contributed initially to Sri Lanka's civil war.

M-P J contributed initially to this project when a study analyst for the Institute of Human Development, Child and Youth Health at the Canadian Institutes of Child Health in Ottawa, Canada.

The findings presented in this paper go some way to address such research gaps, demonstrating that the early, resource-intensive investment in the ART clinics contributed initially to strong administrative answerability within the ART clinics at all four sites by helping to establish the material capabilities necessary to deliver and monitor service delivery.

Anney Bonney contributed an initially handsome and fascinating video to Ms. Kroos's new "Site of Reversible Destiny," danced by five women (Susan Lamberth, Linda Martini, Jennifer Risch, Katharina Trachsler and Waka Watanabe) to sound designed by Nicolas Mazet.

Avic will initially contribute $700 million, the person said, including the cost of a new research and development lab already under construction.

Intel and Micron have agreed to initially contribute $1.2 billion each to the joint venture, which will be called IM Flash Technologies.

The American sports construction firm will initially contribute £5m  to the running of the League Two club.