Sentence examples for contribute specifically to from inspiring English sources
Three research questions are investigated in this study: (i) to what extent do the diagnostic and interactive uses of MCS contribute specifically to the creation and maintenance of capabilities leading to strategic choices?
Hopefully these findings will contribute specifically to defining the mechanism of TRAF6 function, and generally to elucidating the role of non-conventional ubiquitination in signal transduction.
Importantly, the pool of ceramide produced by BarA appears to contribute specifically to membrane organization at the hyphal tip and hence to polarized growth [15].
The miRNAs of these genes accumulated in stalk but not in flower bud, with the exception of miR167, which may contribute specifically to floral transition or the differentiation of meristem (Figure 6).
Finally, grafting into chick embryos demonstrates that hESC-derived emNCSCs contribute specifically to proper NC derivatives, differentiating into neurons and glia in the cranial ganglia, glia along nerves, mesenchyme and connective tissues in cranial regions.
Hence, our use of a population based design in which all subjects had CAD increased the likelihood that we would identify genetic variants that contribute specifically to SCA among subjects with existing CAD.
Some studies demonstrated that miR-183 family members were expressed abundantly in specific sensory cell types in the eye, nose, and inner ear and contributed specifically to neurosensory development or function [59], [60].
Importantly, compared with most reported supports, the introduction of ACFs contributed specifically to the activity enhancement of ferric ion.
Each of their components (antigens, adjuvants, delivery systems) contributes specifically to induction and maintenance of T cell responses.
He researches broadly in political philosophy, gender theory, and applied ethics, and contributes specifically to critical prison studies and curiosity studies.
These findings suggest that pain catastrophizing contributed specifically to evoked pain intensity ratings during neurodynamic testing for healthy subjects.
