Sentence examples for contribute more substantially from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to assess how the magnitude of our in vitro stimuli may relate to those exerted in vivo, and other factors involved in epithelial permeability may contribute more substantially to the determination of DTPA absorption rate in vivo.
49, 53 In an ex vivo study using human blood or tumor samples of melanoma patients, MDSCs were shown to contribute more substantially to immunosuppression than TAMs.
It was because of, and not in spite of, the close relationship of laboratory and clinic that laboratory methods and conclusions were eventually able to contribute more substantially to clinical decision-making in Glasgow.
Because footprint density generally is far lower in 3′ UTRs than in 5′ UTRs or coding regions, it is possible that various sources of noise (e.g. regions of mRNA protected by RNA structures or by RNA-binding proteins) might contribute more substantially to this density than to the density in coding regions.
Studies using DNA fingerprinting of M. tuberculosis strains have shown reinfection contributes more substantially to recurrent TB than previously thought, with estimates that it might account for more than 50% of reactivated cases in areas where TB is common.
Unlike PCA, the bins in the OPLS-DA are assigned a variable importance, with higher numbers corresponding to bins that contributed more substantially to the explained variance between control and elicitor-treated cells at any given time point [see Additional file 1].
As a result, some host species are challenged substantially more than others and may contribute more to parasite transmission (Woolhouse et al., 1997).
In other settings, contaminated food generally contributes much more substantially to human organochlorine burden than air or soil (which may be related to residential proximity to pollutant sources) [ 6].
The extraskeletal effects of raloxifene contributed substantially to its effectiveness, with the reduction in the incidence of breast cancers contributing more to the gain in QALYs compared to fracture prevention for women under the age of 75.
They have $8,000 in a land fund, and several private donors, including Mr. Larson, have said they will contribute substantially more to a land purchase.
If their delaying tactics succeed, the United States will lose considerable leverage in trying to persuade other advanced nations to contribute substantially more money to fight against global disease at the upcoming meeting of the Group of 8 industrial nations.
