Sentence examples for contribute to particularly from inspiring English sources

The authors refer to the recognition of multiple independent autoantigens by a single T cell population as cumulative autoimmunity and suggest that these additive responses contribute to particularly vigorous immune reactions and may play a role in spontaneously developing autoimmune disorders in humans.

Both DGKε and CDS2 are strongly expressed in certain organs, such as brain, and so could contribute to particularly high levels of 1-stearoyl-2-arachidonoyl species in these organs.

Power outages sometimes occur during heat waves (e.g., Bridger et al. 1976; Luber and McGeehin 2008), and these could contribute to particularly high impacts due to increased heat exposure without AC and greater difficulty leaving upper-level apartments in buildings with elevators.

A domestic violence researcher, Prof Kelsey Hegarty, said the survey highlighted a critical shortfall in long-term housing that contributed to particularly women and children remaining in unsafe environments.

Phillips et al. (2014) found that root growth rate at the G trial site was greater than that reported in comparable studies reported in the literature, arguing that the uniform sandy loam alluvial soil, warm temperatures, available moisture, and weed suppression were all factors likely to have contributed to particularly favourable root growing conditions.

In Japan, for example, while output remains below potential, fiscal and monetary support, combined with favorable global economic conditions, has contributed to particularly strong growth in recent quarters.

An integrated experimental numerical approach is presented for studying the main factors that contribute to damage, particularly interfacial irregularities.

Increased sensitivity may accelerate spinal growth and contribute to scoliosis, particularly in GH-deficient and treated populations such as Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS).

Harsh economic times, downsizing, and the lack of full-time permanent jobs contribute to homelessness, particularly the working homeless.

Inclusion of additional influenza proteins besides HA may partially contribute to protection particularly when neutralizing (and/or HAI) antibody responses are low or undetectable.

Besides viral infections, bacterial colonisation has attracted attention in cancer biology and might contribute to carcinogenesis particularly in immunocompromised conditions.