Sentence examples for contribute to trace from inspiring English sources

Thirteen roads were located in the Viburnum Trend (VT) mining district, where there has been a history of contaminant metal loading of local soils; while the remaining five roads were located southwest of the VT district in a similar rural setting, but without any mining or industrial process that might contribute to trace metal enrichment.

These findings contribute to trace back the evolutionary history of the Kisspeptin system in amniotes and sauropsids, and provide the first molecular evidence of the existence and fate of a Kiss gene in birds.

The current study therefore does not rule out the possibility that breakdown of MH might contribute to traces of hydrazine in the tobacco.

In these cases, PFGE does not contribute to tracing of isolates.

Anoxic and oxic wetland soil incubation experiments, combined with analyses of soil solutions sampled from a natural wetland during a reduction event, are used to test the possibility that rare earth elements (REE) could be used as a tool to identify the soil phases contributing to trace metal solubilization.

Systematic screening of multiple colonies from individual pig samples could contribute to the trace back of many Salmonella outbreaks origin in humans [ 22].

This may be analogous to, or contribute to, undifferentiated memory trace formation in MTL (see above).

We also labeled the trials from the raw imaging data shown in Figure 6 figure supplements 2-3 that contribute to the average traces shown in Figure 6.

Anthropogenic activities such as the utilisation of soil amendments and fertilizers in high-production agriculture contribute to the accumulation of trace metals in the soils (Kidd et al. 2007).

Geochemical modelling indicated that precipitation of clay minerals and other secondary compounds in the ash liner was possible within 3 years after construction, which could contribute to the retention of trace elements in the liner in the long term.

These implicit memory traces contribute to the guidance of attention in the real-time processing of the perceptual array, making processing efficient by reducing the need for capacity-limited, top-down-controlled mechanisms.