Sentence examples for contribute very substantially from inspiring English sources
When raw materials with no previous commercial demand are used, these can contribute very substantially to cost.
The per cell basis is thus more appropriate for metabolic engineering comparisons because it reflects the actual capacity of the oil biosynthesis pathway in cells, independently of other products such as cell wall and starch which might contribute very substantially to dry weight.
v) The multiphasic pattern generated at the central region contributed very substantially to the whole head to tail electric organ discharge associated field, being largely responsible for the interspecific differences in peak power frequency (Fig. 6).
He contributes very little.
In fact, the time instances for which O/N2 data are available over Indian longitudes amply demonstrate that the storm-time changes in O/N2 are very significant and contribute substantially to the electron density at TRV and SHAR.
These 'alpha bugs', which usually exist at very low levels at gut homeostasis, could contribute substantially to colonic carcinogenesis when overrepresented (Sears and Pardoll, 2011).
Rather, multiple rarer genetic variants must contribute substantially to the predisposition to schizophrenia, suggesting that both very large sample sizes and gene-based association tests will be required for securely identifying genetic risk factors.
The significant increase in p-ERK levels in p24+ cells suggested that viral proteins contribute substantially to increased ERK signaling, even though the p24+ fraction is very low (Fig. 1g).
In addition, consistent differences in knee flexors strength were probably not present, since during squat jumping the knee flexors contribute substantially to work done during push off (Bobbert and Casius 2005), but jump performance was very similar in both limbs.
New research on very young children cited in the Harvard study showed that the undocumented parents' difficult work conditions "contribute substantially to the lower cognitive skills of children in their families".
