Sentence examples for contributes to some degree from inspiring English sources
This suggests that this component might predominantly reflect effector selection, although the selection of movement direction also contributes to some degree.
Khat-associated reduction in body weight could therefore be attributed to kidney damage, as it was shown to cause mild-to-moderate injury in the histopathologic evaluation, but it could also be ascribed to khat-induced delay in intestinal absorption that contributes to some degree of malnutrition [ 38- 40] or increased plasma leptin level that leads to loss of appetite [ 41].
"These Libraries," he wrote, "have improv'd the general Conversation of the Americans, made the common Tradesmen & Farmers as intelligent as most Gentlemen from other countries, and perhaps have contributed to some degree to the Stand so generally made throughout the Colonies in Defence of their Privileges".
Besides, the carriers that on the pinning level are highly localized, thus contribute very little to the electrical conductivity, but contribute to some degree to the thermal conductivity as shown by property-temperature plots.
Thus, it would be surprising if this cytokine did not contribute to some degree to vaccine-elicited immunity to inhaled F, tularensis regardless of its cellular source.
Thus, whilst herbivory could have contributed to some degree, and is likely important to algal abundance on these reefs generally, the extent of decline in L. variegata in this study appears largely due to seasonality.
Although, we cannot definitely exclude the reduction of the eccentricity-dependent positional uncertainty as a factor contributing to some degree in such accuracy increase, the presence of the systematic overestimation bias points to other sources influencing performance.
The fact that these animals remained healthy for up to one year after ART was ended, suggests that the polyICLC/AT-2 SIV vaccinations may have contributed to some degree of viral control in this setting too.
