Sentence examples for contribute to reinforce from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrate the ability of current strategies in consistently quantifying the performance of three commercial intracranial stents, and contribute to reinforce the confidence in haemodynamical simulation, thus taking a step forward towards the introduction of simulation tools to support diagnostics and interventional planning.
Our results contribute to reinforce the central role of podocytes in the etiology of FSGS.
Many elements contribute to reinforce each other in a dynamic and iterative way.
Altogether, these data support that coupling MI with actual movement might contribute to reinforce MI quality and, therefore, its expected efficacy.
The concept here is again simple: ROS, produced intracellularly as a part of the response induced by inflammatory cytokines, contribute to reinforce the signal.
Once again, ROS produced within cells as a part of the response induced by inflammatory cytokines contribute to reinforce the signal and modulate the overall response and fate of the target cells.
The prison system is an example of the ways undigested trauma from early childhood experiences can join with the conditions of harshness and violence in many of our U.S. prisons and contribute to reinforcing a cycle of reactivity in both Correction Officers and prisoners.
Increased Eras, shown to be important for ES cell propagation (Takahashi et al., 2003), and factors such as Sall4, Lin28, and Utf1, may also contribute to reinforcing self-renewal in the face of differentiation stimuli.
It is evident from the above brief discussion of some studies that, in reframing CME interventions to cater for improved learning outcomes, it is critical to foster an experiential and interactive educational context which is likely to contribute to reinforcing participants' motivation and participation, promoting their cognitive and competence development [ 41, 45- 47].
We also consider whether the use of in vitro derived gametes to facilitate postmenopausal motherhood would contribute to reinforcing a narrow, geneticized account of reproduction and a pro-reproductive culture that encourages women to produce genetically related offspring at all costs.
