Sentence examples for contributed to deeper from inspiring English sources
Recent developments in gene therapy and novel targeting strategies have contributed to deeper understanding of the organization of respiratory motor systems.
This last factor not only helped improve the system and its clarity, but also would have contributed to deeper understanding and ownership of the system by those staff members.
To our knowledge, present study represents the first attempt to unveil the profile of miRNAs involed in adipogenesis by modulating WNT signaling pathway, which contributed to deeper investigation of the mechanism of adipogenesis.
That document angered agency officials and has contributed to deep apprehension in the agency about Mr. Goss's appointment, the former intelligence officials said.
Many people feel the results as flat or declining wages, and the consequences have almost certainly contributed to deep political unrest in many countries.
Anxiety about the sovereign debt crisis has led businesses and consumers to cut spending, and government austerity programs have contributed to deep recessions in countries like Greece and Portugal.
In fact, hardline demands by the country's U.S. government creditors after World War I contributed to deep financial instability in Germany and other parts of Europe, and indirectly to the rise of Adolf Hitler in 1933.
They also refer to a family atmosphere that the SMNet fostered, which contributed to deep loyalty and a surprising level of retention given work demands.
Kinematics has also contributed to deep in the knowledge of CCLR joint dynamics, contributing to better understand how CCLR can affect functionality of coxofemoral and tarsal joints, as well as the tibiofemoral joint.
The work also demonstrates that longitudinal, multi-level institutional analysis can contribute to deeper understanding of strategy development.
Insights gained from the rational design and screening of bPOEAAs may contribute to deeper understanding of structure-activity relationship of polymeric gene carriers, which may ultimately lead to safer and more effective gene therapies.
