Sentence examples for contributed to propagation from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this hypothesis is difficult to prove, since a constellation of host, environmental, and pathogen-specific factors in Mecca during the 2000 Hajj likely contributed to propagation of the outbreak strain; we were unable to identify the specific causative factors for this outbreak.

Presented results, in this study, may also contribute to propagation of similar using values of P-wave dispersion for dogs, but it still demands further research.

Errors in functional assignments including those caused by fused genes have been noted years ago [ 13] and that such proteins may contribute to propagation of annotation errors in databases [ 14].

This means that the coincidence of the frequency direction with the applied stress greatly contributed to the propagation velocity of the wave.

Both the solidification micro-voids and steep stress gradient appearing in the interface contributed to the propagation of interfacial crack that will critically affect the mechanical properties of laser deposited material.

These results, combined with the results of the response widths, suggested that excitatory synaptic transmission contributed to the propagation of the high [Ca2+]i region (see Discussion).

Mixing experiments in which chimeric EBs were formed between growth factor-treated and untreated ESCs revealed that BMP, Activin and Wnt signalling all contributed to the propagation of paracrine mesendoderm inducing signals between adjacent cells.

This phase difference also implies that the EAPE generation may contribute to eastward propagation.

The travelogues of the later 19th century in turn further contributed to the elaboration and propagation of the Great Wall myth.

Chilean folklorist and historian Oreste Plath contributed to the legend's propagation by writing that, according to the Peruvian newspaper El Comercio de Iquique, in 1872 Stubb opened a bar in the then-Peruvian port of Iquique (after obtaining leave to disembark) and invented the Pisco Sour while experimenting with drinks.

It was believed that the micropores as observed at grain boundaries in the PMNT/ZnO ceramics (in black circles in Figure 2b, c, d) contributed to the obstruction of crack propagation, and hence, a decrease in crack propagation led to an increase in fracture toughness values.