Sentence examples for contributed to the paradigm from inspiring English sources

This has contributed to the paradigm that dinosaurian physiology is ancestral for Avialae as a whole.

In this review, we provide a brief discussion of the ever-expanding principles of allosteric regulation in enzyme catalysis and highlight in-depth studies of three enzymes that have contributed to the paradigms of dynamic allostery.

Furthermore, two recent studies have proposed that TCR/CD3 itself acts as a mechanotransductor [9], [10] in response to external forces, thereby contributing to the paradigm of forces as integral part of TCR triggering.

The sum of all those efforts for more than 30 years has contributed to the new paradigm of considering genes as medicines.

Kuo's revolutionary work embodies what today we call a relational developmental systems (RDS) perspective (Overton and Lerner, 2012), and it contributed to the Kuhnian paradigm shift in developmental science (Greenberg, 2014).

STEP 5: A post-hoc region of interest (ROI) analysis was performed separately for each paradigm to determine how time1 vs. time2 changes in the individual paradigm contributed to the findings in STEP 4. For STEP 4 a z-threshold of 2.7 and p < 0.01 was set to minimize type 1 error while for STEP 5 stringency was relaxed by decreasing the z-threshold to 2.0 and p < 0.05 to reduce type 2 error.

In the second half of the twentieth century, two scientific revolutions contributed to the appearance of a new paradigm in historical biogeography.

Although Foucault is the most often cited as the originator of such genealogical arguments about homosexuality, other often neglected writers contributed to the emergence of this new paradigm (e.g. M. McIntosh 1968).

MH contributed to the development of the experimental paradigm and revised the manuscript.

The isolation of Mimivirus and the analysis of its genome have contributed to the emergence or revival of groundbreaking paradigms that put forward giant viruses as possible major ancestors in the early steps of Life evolution [2], [4], [12], [13].

"This paradigm very significantly contributed to the progress of reasoning with imprecise concepts and provided a new approach to qualitatively represent human knowledge," the prize jury wrote.