Sentence examples for contribute to the availability from inspiring English sources
Other nutrients, including protein, betaine, and choline, also contribute to the availability of methyl groups ultimately used in SAM biosynthesis.
On the other hand, it should be noted that the high liver fat content group was less tolerant to glucose, suggesting that higher plasma glucose could push de novo lipogenesis and therefore contribute to the availability of nonsystemic fatty acids.
Among the donors involved, UNICEF has made significant efforts to define information needs in partnership with state institutions which as a result have contributed (or are expected to contribute) to the availability of socio-economic data and in particular child-related information in BiH and influenced subsequent policy processes.
Individuals show substantial variation in As methylation capacity, which may be partly attributable to availability of vitamins required for one-carbon metabolism [folate, vitamin B12 (cobalamin), and vitamin B6] as well as intake of nutrients that are not required per se but that contribute to the availability of methyl groups, such as protein, betaine, and choline.
Transformation experiments showed that the first bottleneck in the pathway, from the aspect of carotenoid production, is the step controlled by the carG gene, but overexpression of the ipi and isoA genes also contributes to the availability of the precursors.
The growth of the telephone network and the availability of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) have both contributed to the availability of a flexible and easy to use artifact for users, but also to a significant increase in cyber criminal activity.
The invention of cell-phone texting probably contributed to the availability of acronyms as slang expressions, the rise of server farms probably contributed to the need for a way to refer to computers as fungible units, and the linguistic influence of a particular rapper might have increased after a successful performance.
These recent studies have contributed to the availability for larger datasets, which suggests that transition to psychosis from a high risk mental state could be preventable.
