Sentence examples for contributes along from inspiring English sources

Our data strongly suggest that platelet activation contributes, along with classical sources [ 2], to elevated plasma levels of IL-27.

In an effort to reduce this gap, this article contributes along several lines.

The excess of national saving over investment not only permits Japan to be a capital exporter, but also contributes along with the mild deflation that Japan continues to experience to the low level of Japanese long-term interest rates.

Beclin 1 also contributes, along with the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase class III (PI3K3C; EC 2.7.1.137), towards the formation of the autophagosome that eliminates cytoplasmic "waste" material [166].

Light also figures in his list of elements, and is said "to have a great affinity with oxygen, … and contributes along with caloric to change it into the state of gas" (1789, p. 185).

This contributes (along with other intrinsic differences in the formulation of the schemes) to a significant speed-up of the code (up to ({sim}50%), depending on the setup of the grid on the computing nodes) with respect to MP5, since there is no need to compute the system eigenvectors and apply the resulting matrix.

Reconstructive surgery, implants, and technological adjustments contribute, along with drug use and masochistically intense training regimes, to the creation of what John M. Hoberman calls "mortal engines".

Hence, a decreasing fraction of sediment-laden ice downstream in the Transpolar Drift, may contribute - along with the general thinning of ice (Fig. 3c) to enhanced light availability and primary production39,41,42.

But by combining information on what current ambassadors contributed along with data on the desirability of the ambassadors' host countries, Dr. Fedderke and Dr. Jett arrived at "implied prices" for a selection of highly sought positions.

For work on the scenario, Jun Maeda contributed along with composing some of the game's music.

The court ordered him to contribute, along with government agencies, to paying €300,000 (£210,000) to relatives of the victims.