Sentence examples for contributes to the demonstration from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, this work contributes to the demonstration that it is possible to generate in vitro hematopoietic progenitors from ESC and iPSC in an environment devoid of xenogenic compounds, which represent one of the requirements to be fulfilled before manipulated cells can be envisaged for use in clinical applications.
This study contributes to the demonstration that TREX1 is involved in autoimmune diseases and proposes that the spectrum of involved autoimmune diseases can be broader and includes SSc.
In conclusion, this study contributes to the demonstration that TREX1 is involved in autoimmune diseases and proposes that the spectrum of involved autoimmune diseases can be broader, since we detected a previously unreported possible association between TREX1 mutations and SSc.
Detailed information gathered in qualitative evaluations can contribute to the demonstration of implementation intensity and program fidelity by connecting treatment subjects' experiences with assessment of program elements (Miller et al. 2012; Miller 2014; Neale et al. 2005; Thomas and Harden 2008).
In addition, the reported side effects of ITNs on its users might have contributed to the demonstration of the negative attitudes earlier mentioned.
The identification of a 17 amino acid peptide corresponding to the partially deamidated peptide of A-gliadin amino acids 57 73 and of the 33-mer peptide of α-gliadin residues 57 89 contributed to the demonstration that the highly antigenic gluten epitopes are located in the proline-rich regions of gliadin.
We urge all academic staff to contribute to the NUS/UCU demonstration in London on 10 November.
The demonstration that functional NHEJ contributes to the cytotoxicity of such inhibitors suggests that HR-deficient cancers with diminished NHEJ will be relatively resistant.
The current work aims to contribute to this demonstration, and shows that the acquisition of paired associates can be indexed by the characteristics of unfolding action its temporal extent, complexity, and force.
contributes to the former.
"That contributes to the jadedness".
