Sentence examples for contributed in the reporting from inspiring English sources
JMC, MBM, ELR, and JJMA have provided ideas for the design of the study and the systematic inclusion of cases in the pilot study and thereafter in the study and have contributed in the reporting of the results.
Partners, who mostly contribute in-kind reporting, have ranged from The Hartford Courant and The New Yorker to other public broadcasters, including NPR, the radio show "Marketplace" and "PBS News Hour.
Each author contributed in the research performed to complete this report.
In vivo, these interactions, occurring at the tumor stroma interface, probably contribute in the balance between the reported pro- and anti-tumor effects of S100A8/A9 in PDAC and further investigations of this phenomenon might allow the identification of new potential targets for intervention.
Instead, defects in mitotic spindle formation and mislocalization of the Baz/PAR-6/aPKC complex, a protein complex involved in cellular polarity, likely contributed to the reported phenotype [ 24].
Differences in NO bioavailability may also contribute to the reported reduction in BK induced vasorelaxation in the offspring of mothers who consumed a HE diet during gestation.
It was felt that the vasorelaxant effect of T. arjuna extract could contribute to the reported decrease in blood pressure in anaesthetized dogs as observed by Singh et al [ 22].
It is noteworthy that the superior field border had been reduced to the L5/S1 junction in the later report of Klautke et al (2007), possibly contributing to the reported reduction in acute toxicity.
Indeed, we found that the presence of antigen-presenting DCs in LNs induces recruitment of unloaded, immature or semimature DCs that substantially contribute to the reported increase in total LN cellularity [26].
A pathological feature of diabetes that may contribute to the reported increase in mortality is impaired wound healing secondary to an inadequate neurogenic response [ 23- 26].
It is likely that several factors contribute to the reported threefold variation in breathlessness response to morphine observed in the dose titration study.
