Sentence examples for contribute to transmitted from inspiring English sources

However, transient superinfection is unlikely to contribute to transmitted drug resistance.

The introduction of the virus, its dissemination through insufficiently vaccinated HCWs and intensive contacts with incompletely protected residents all contribute to transmitting influenza in nursing homes.

This international comparison aims to establish approximate causal relations (Weick 1979) and contributes to transmitting legitimate signals to the provincial party committee and government, indicating that institutional innovation aims to meet the needs of a widely accepted institutional environment (Meyer and Rowan 1977).

One participant of adult male FGD provided his own testimony as follows: " I believe that travelling or migrating contributes to transmitting HIV.

Nawrocka and Malolepsza ([2013]) stated that the ability of Trichoderma spp. hyphae to release elicitors may contribute to signals being transmitted within the plant such as salicylic acid (SA), jasmonic acid (JA) and reactive oxygen species (ROS).

High genetic correlation can also happen because two different genes that are closely linked in the genome (and so generally transmitted together) contribute to each characteristic.

Results in this work suggest that extensins and polysaccharides of the style transmitting tissue contribute to the pollen tube growth in the apple style.

The lack of health and social resources contribute to the staggering rise of sexually transmitted infections and HIV, which disproportionately affect LGBT people, especially those of colour.

Although the mechanism and clinical implications have not yet been elucidated, occult HBV infection can also be transmitted and may contribute to the development of HBV-associated diseases such as HCC [ 49, 50].

Since in our simulations and measurements (cf. Appendices A.1 and A.2) only a finite number of transmitting antennas contribute to the signal recorded at each receiving antenna, we rely on sufficient scattering in the environment for enhancement of directional diversity.

Due to the increasing global and fragmented context in which they work, physicians are partially dependent on the flow of information conveyed through advertising, which acts as a socialising agent and transmits messages that contribute to the social construction of disease (47).