Sentence examples for contributed to a burst from inspiring English sources
The transfer, one of dozens since the late 1990s, contributed to a burst in China's steel production, which now exceeds that of Germany, Japan and the United States combined.
These researchers contributed to a burst of evolutionary studies in the traditional biological disciplines and in some emerging ones notably population genetics and, later, evolutionary ecology (see community ecology).
Another said its 'artists and page builders contributed to a daily flow of stylised pages bursting with ideas and stunning use of photographs'.
A giant storm surge and some of the biggest waves on record have contributed to a triple whammy of flash floods, waterlogging and burst riverbanks.
Consistent also with a diminished post-burst inhibition, reduced suppression capabilities in A1 cortical neurons of adult PA rats likely contributed to a decreased FMI.
Because this phenotypic variation is genetic and thus heritable, its release can contribute to a rapid burst of evolutionary change.
Dubious mortgage practices and lax lending standards were blamed for contributing to a housing bubble that eventually burst and thrust the economy beginning in 2007 into the worst recession since the 1930s.
On a lateral view videofluoroscopic recording, the hyoid can be observed to move in a rapid burst in the superior and anterior directions, contributing to a net diagonal vector displacement [ 5].
Since up-regulation of 5′ TOP mRNA translation occurs during LTP within neurons (Gobert et al., 2008), up-regulation of mir-10a could potentially contribute to an overall activity-dependent burst of protein translation that occurs e.g. within dendritic spines.
As the initial signal fades, reduction of GM3 and GD3 could contribute to a second 'burst' of IL-6 expression by alleviating the suppressive effects of these gangliosides on IL-6 itself or on TLR4.
In Phase 1, the drug adsorbed on the surface of the micelles was separated from the carrier material into the aqueous phase, which contributed to the burst release stage.
