Sentence examples for contributed in our from inspiring English sources

From these findings, it can be speculated that RAGE-dependent neutrophil adhesion also contributed in our 1-hit VILI model.

The resuming of contact that suppressed the 'contactless switch' signature contributed in our culture model to increased viability of the tumor cells.

Inhibition of the NADPH oxidase, which contributed in our model to virus-induced ROS production, could therefore provide a new therapeutic approach to investigate in order to enhance T-cell-mediated immunity.

Our inclusive ADE definition and thorough case detection facilitated by access to all medical records, including before and after the study period, probably contributed in our reasonably high 25% ADE prevalence among individuals with healthcare encounters, compared with studies on outpatients [ 9, 17, 20– 26, 26, 55].

At a beach bar down the coast we contribute in our own small way to the drunken party scene we were so sniffy about back home.

"If he is the best striker in the world then, yes, we need him, but if he cannot contribute in our eyes, then we won't buy any striker.

"This act", he promised, "will help young people enter business, trade, and technical schools institutions which play a vital role in providing the skills our citizens must have to compete and contribute in our society".Almost a half-century later these modest steps have metastasised into a huge, federally guaranteed student-loan industry.

"With the choices before us, the conclusion is that we are better together, that Scotland's interests lie not in creating division but in continuing in the union and using its strengths to contribute in our success," it said.

The present study provides a data set that could contribute in our understanding of epigenetic errors in somatic cell chromatin transfer.

Hot spots deep seated in the breast parenchyma may probably contribute to the occurrence of different types of acute or late toxicities, but do not contribute, in our experience, to severe skin acute damage.

In some studies psychotropic drug use, physical health problems and falls [ 4] also contribute; in our study it was specifically use of benzodiazepines that was associated with care staff quality of life ratings.