Sentence examples for contributed for the formation from inspiring English sources

Although the oxygen vacancies can be considered key factors in the PL behavior of HfO2, possibly in our case, the distortions on the [HfO6 clusters caused by the interaction with the microwave radiation contributed for the formation of intermediary energy levels (deep and shallow holes) within the band gap.

In EBOV NPcore, the hydrophobic pocket is comprised by Helix-14, Helix-15, and Helix-19, a number of hydrophobic residues contributed for the formation of this pocket, including V247, V250, I254, L255, L264, A268, V273, V277, F280, L284, L287, and L316 (Figs. 1D and 4C).

Recently, Ferreira et al. reported that transplantation of human ES cells-derived EC into nude mice using Matrigel as scaffold contributed for the formation of blood vessels [11].

In one case, SMLCs transplanted subcutaneously in an animal model were able to contribute for the formation of functional blood microvessels [12].

Thus, for instance, 42% (5/12) of the residues in C3 that may contribute for the formation of the CD4-binding site (positions 377 388) in HIV-2 showed high solvent accessibility.

We also estimated the adenoma detection rate (ADR) of surveillance and screening colonoscopy, thereby contributing data for the formation of quality benchmarks.

These results suggest that the faster grain-filling pace before 15 DAF in CSSL50-1 could be an important contributing factor for the formation of chalkiness at the later stage of endosperm development.

Networking at the SI contributed positively to opportunities for individuals, and contributed to the formation of a network of global health researchers.

His bullish opinion of the prospects of these smaller companies contributed to the formation of expectations for the industry that resulted in an overwhelming glut of communications capacity and a string of corporate failures.

Results indicated that the measure of affinity for solitude was not a significant predictor of solitude preference in the natural environments; while solitude preference in the natural environments contributed to the formation of affinity for solitude, β = 0.269, SE = 0.062, t-value = 5.891, p < 0.001.

Climatic fluctuations and proximal volcanic eruptions probably contributed to the formation of habitats favourable for early angiosperms.