Sentence examples for contributed to isolation of from inspiring English sources
Referral bias could have contributed to isolation of rare organisms.
Of 15 species with multiple phylogeography-based refugia, ENM-based approaches discovered multiple corresponding refugia in nine species, and yet others showed range constrictions and fragmentation that may have contributed to isolation of populations at LGM.
However, within the Florida Keys, exposure to differing environmental factors may contribute to isolation of its populations.
ES contributed to isolation and characterization of MSCs; MSC stimulation, quantitative PCR, and Bio-Plex; CIA induction and evaluation; humoral and cellular responses; analysis of T-cell proliferation; design of the study; and manuscript preparation.
The lack of public transport from suburbs to the large community centres contributed to isolation and the lack of social networks.
Lack of time may contribute to isolation and feelings of loneliness.
Too much closure may contribute to isolation from the larger world of science.
Following the reasoning developed in the previous pages, most of these mutations may thus have spread to the whole populations, but the fixation of some may have involved and/or contributed to the isolation of relatively small groups of individuals from their direct ancestors.
Three of my postdoctoral fellows (who contributed to the isolation of mutations, complementation testing, their characterization and their molecular identification) were co-first authors when the work was published in Nature, and the work has spawned a multitude of publications and ongoing projects.
One can indeed wonder whether the history of successive modifications of habitats in this geographical zone has not contributed to the isolation of the termite species populating it.
In the countryside intensive farming, improved pastures and poorly managed hedges have all contributed to the isolation of hedgehogs in what are known as "rural refugia", or more commonly, towns and villages.
