Sentence examples for contribute universally from inspiring English sources
The uniform architecture of the cerebellum has inspired the idea that plasticity mechanisms like cerebellar long-term depression (LTD) contribute universally to memory storage.
Thus, this conserved hydrophobic face may contribute universally to E. histolytica Rho/effector interfaces, while specificity is likely dictated by additional interactions.
To Mr. Berger, then, goes the credit of having contributed a universally accepted term to the international technical vocabulary of music.
Early loss ADLs are in decline even before entering a nursing home and almost universally contribute to the reasons for admission [ 10, 11, 35].
In most academic laboratories, which universally contribute new technology in industry and manufacturing, poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) is the polymer of choice for research due to its ease of use and cost at the research scale.
Defective actin turnover is quickly establishing itself as a common theme among other neurodegenerative diseases, including PD (37) and AD (22, 23) indicating that defective actin remodeling through cofilin may be universally contributing to the age-onset progression of these neurodegenerative diseases.
While lignin's role in cell wall recalcitrance is universally accepted, the precise set of factors that contribute to this recalcitrance are not universally acknowledged.
Guidelines for the treatment of non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) have been proposed and, although not universally accepted, might contribute to the improvement of disease outcome.
The findings here contribute to understanding why best management practices are not universally adopted by manufacturing firms.
In contrast, although not primarily an infectious process, bacteria are universally present in CRS and likely do contribute to its persistence and severity.
Almost universally, my classmates and I hope to establish and contribute to organizations that create meaningful, lasting improvements in people's lives.
