Sentence examples for contributed to discerning from inspiring English sources

Finally, cellular models have also contributed to discerning the relative roles of sex hormones and chromosomes in sexual dimorphisms.

Therefore, delineating their physiology and performance limitations should contribute to discerning their involvement in cellulosic-carbon flow in reactors and nature.

The present research identified 138 differentially expressed sequences that can provide clues as to the response of the catfish immune system to LPS from gram-negative bacteria, and contribute to discerning the NF-κB pathway in teleosts.

A correct time estimation is essential for our understanding of the mechanisms underlying the diversification of orchids, and could contribute to discern between alternative hypotheses of diversification - such as significant increases in speciation rates temporally correlated to climatic changes, tectonic events, or radiation of pollinators.

This work contributes to discerning evolutionary patterns between mice and humans in terms of gene interactions.

By minimizing (4), features are selected according to excluding features that contribute least to discerning between two classes of data.

Using stepwise logistic regression to select from among the four prespecified domains, the core domain on both MMSE and MoCA (p < .0001) followed by the orientation domain (MMSE, p < .0001 and MoCA, p = .0009) were selected as contributing significantly to discerning MCI versus HC.

When trying to discern if standing contributed to weight loss, Roberts learned that being on his feet eight hours a day improved his sleep and that standing on one bent leg for eight minutes had the same effect.

While it is hard to discern clearly which factors contributed to improvements we believe greater knowledge and thus better advocacy may have been important in addressing specific resource gaps (such as appropriate sized resuscitation devices).

She was blessed with an excellent memory, so important for a chemist: This contributed to her famous insight or intuition for discerning the molecular structure producing the pattern of spots of the x-ray diffraction picture.

The third limitation is that it is not possible to discern which component of CC contributed to the effect.