Sentence examples for contributed to preservation from inspiring English sources
The reason is that the relative low-level use of older antibiotics could have contributed to preservation of activity against many bacterial isolates, which are becoming more resistant to newer more-frequently used antibacterial agents [4].
Furthermore, outcome of treatment was improved by radiation, which contributed to preservation of affected limb function through tumor size reduction when performed preoperatively and through improvement of local control rate when performed postoperatively [ 9, 10].
They were turned back by park rangers and the monument superintendent, who said that the permit did not apply to a national monument or park, where taking of wildlife is prohibited except for research contributing to preservation of a species.
Therefore, promoting innovative renewable applications and reinforcing the renewable energy market will contribute to preservation of the ecosystem by reducing emissions at local and global levels.
Closer relationships with the rest of the economy will push the agropastoral communities into a more dynamic state, that will possibly increase their incomes and improve their overall social integration while, in turn, contributing to preservation of the traditions related to agriculture, forestry and animal rearing (Perevolosky and Etienne 1999).
Furthermore, changes in eating habits may also contribute to preservation of the environment.
30, 33, 35, 49 Moreover, SIRT1 contributes to preservation of genomic stability.
Theoretically this reduction in O2- could feed back to the endothelium to partially contribute to preservation of NO bioavailability.
Due to its anti-inflammatory effects, F XIII also might contribute to preservation of perfusion in the capillaries.
Administration of Qiwei granules improved the phosphorylation of Akt and increased the expression of SDs contributing to preservation of podocyte.
Collagen I has a higher resistance to dilatation of the infarct compared to collagen III and probably thereby contributes to preservation of cardiac morphology [ 66].
