Sentence examples for contributes repeated from inspiring English sources
Deviation from HWE in these populations may be attributable to clonal reproduction, a process that contributes repeated genotypes and increases local inbreeding (Bérubé et al., 2003).
Sixth, and finally, in the time to event approach, patients can naturally contribute repeated episodes to the analysis (eg time to first initiation, then time from initiation to cessation etc).
The bias of not taking bilateral operations into account was investigated by statistically analysing 55 298 prostheses in 44 590 patients, undergoing knee arthroplasty surgery in Sweden during 1985–1999, using traditional proportional hazards analysis, which assumes that all observations are independent, and a shared gamma frailty model, which allows patients to contribute repeated observations.
To determine the variables that contribute to repeated patient non-compliance with showing up to clinic appointments.
Recognizing the intellectual flaws in these developments is a necessary but only the first step in rectifying the skewed rewards and incentives that have contributed to repeated economic instability and the growth of income inequality.
That avoidance has contributed to repeated budget deficits, forcing state policymakers to take emergency measures, exhausting the state's reserves and diverting money dedicated to maintaining highways to keep the state's government operating.
To evaluate phagocytic activity and neutrophil oxidative burst functions in patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) because alterations in neutrophil metabolic activity can be one of the causes of immune mechanism damage contributing to repeated bacterial infections.
We found the ReHo properties of the temporal pole were positively correlated with the duration of disease, which suggests that temporal pole excitability as sensitization during both the resting-state and stimulation may contribute to repeated migraine attack.
The band's road manager Peter Watts (father of actress Naomi Watts) contributed the repeated laughter during "Brain Damage" and "Speak to Me".
Our results also provide new insight into genomic mechanisms contributing to repeated evolution.
