Sentence examples for contributing hence from inspiring English sources
More than 60% involving goods vehicles happens at urban junctions and as argued by Luona and Sivak [24] measures addressed to improve safety in these places can have environmental benefits, contributing hence to improve urban sustainability.
In such case, the amino group remains free and may perform hydrogen bonds with other proteins or water, contributing hence to the large hydrodynamic radius and the low charge surface of these NP.
Recently, it was reported that Notch pathway regulates cell-cell or cell-matrix interaction, contributing hence, to cell migration in situations of tissue remodeling [23].
In addition compromised infection control practice is another contributing factor, hence early detection and prompt isolation of patients with strict compliance to hand hygiene is important to prevent further spread of multi resistant organisms.
A positive contribution margin is almost always a good thing - the product recoups its own variable costs and contributes (hence "contributing" margin) a certain amount towards the fixed costs.
Stresses at critical locations are reduced, and hence contributing to an increase in resistance to interfacial cracking.
Moreover, on the basis of our observations and in agreement with previous studies [12, 13], it seems that monosomy 7 in IV.1 and IV.6 is acquired following acquisition of ASXL1 mutations, hence contributing to the malignancy but not initiating symptoms.
In turn, these courses enhance both academic and applied research, hence contributing to combined knowledge and technology transfer, in particular if supported by industry as well.
Cascading them together is equivalent to using the same techniques repeatedly, hence contributing little to performance improvement.
It may also increase free radical production, hence contributing to its cytotoxicity.
Hence contributing to the alleged need to send the Army's top general to coordinate with 38 countries in battling Islamist terror groups in Africa.
