Sentence examples for contributes to limiting from inspiring English sources
Hollow tails, as opposed to solid tails, provide a larger bonded perimeter for the same effective tail cross section, which also contributes to limiting the peak shear stress in the insulation.
Second, some proposals to freely allocate allowances to electric utilities may affect electricity prices, and thereby affect the extent to which reduced electricity demand contributes to limiting emissions cost-effectively.
In addition, our results support the notion that RARRES3 activation leads to the differentiation of BC tumor cells and contributes to limiting metastasis progression.
This monopoly of tasks contributes to limiting the availability of health services areas with high population per doctor, which is dramatic when it concerns emergency services.
These data lead us to propose that autophagy contributes to limiting viral pathogenesis in HIV-1 controllers by targeting viral components for degradation.
Thus, we have asked whether ER stress contributes to limiting the longevity of the mother cell under optimal growth condition, by asking whether disrupting the cortical barrier under such conditions helped the mother cells live longer.
Although the unstrengthened and strengthened walls confirmed a limited ductile behaviour, the findings confirm that the strengthening contributes to limit the spread of the diagonal cracks and provide an increase of strength in terms of horizontal load and displacement capacity.
To test the hypothesis that respiratory function contributes to limit maximal exercise performance in patients with chronic heart failure by using the technique of dead space loading during exercise.
It is furthermore possible that the impaired astroglial metabolic supply to neurons in Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/-ctivity, also contributes to limicethe aberrant burstimportantity.
The xylem sap of infected plants suppressed fungal proliferation compared with that of non infected plants suggesting that the activation of apoplastic defences contributes to limit fungal spreading.
Therefore, NS1-reactive antibodies do not block virus infection directly, although they might contribute to limiting virus spread following infection.
