Sentence examples for contribute only slightly from inspiring English sources
The ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland together possess about 100 times as much ice as all of the mountain glaciers combined, but contribute only slightly more to the sea level rise: 310 billion tons a year, Dr. Scambos said.
Complex diseases contain many distinct associations across the human genome that contribute only slightly to the absolute risk of disease [5].
However, not all these variants shed light on a given disease, since they are not directly pathogenetic or they contribute only slightly to the pathogenesis of the disease.
Betaine production is thought to contribute only slightly to the overall conversion of choline, and neither choline transport nor GPC degradation is conclusive with respect to their contribution to the choline pool.
In the soluble ribosomal protein transcript the purine-rich signal is driven mainly by codon position 1, while codon positions 2 and 3 contribute only slightly (see also Figure 3B).
In a previous study [ 42], the four gene operon hfs coding for the reaction ferredoxin hydrogenase was found to be the primary hydrogen producer in vivo, whereas the other hydrogenase genes tested were found to contribute only slightly or not at all to hydrogen production.
Fannie and Freddie were not the cause of the housing crisis, and at best contributed only slightly to the raft of foreclosures that has savaged the economies of Florida and other states.
The localized exciton states are much weaker than the free excitons, and the emission from localized excitons contributes only slightly to the PL emission.
The sNP contributes only slightly to the light absorption into a substrate even at the LSP resonance (λ = ~500 nm) because the strong LSP-induced near-field occurs far from the Si surface as shown in Figure 3(b).
Considering the amount of citric acid or glycerol consumed and acetic acid produced (28 and 39 mM, respectively) in the culture media, it appeared that citric acid and glycerol contributed only slightly to an increase in acetic acid production and utilization for NADH recycling.
The C-terminal region thus contributes only slightly to Sirt1 asymmetry.
