Sentence examples for contributing over time from inspiring English sources

Hence minor allele carriers seem to be less protected against apoptosis and appear to present higher levels (despite their magnitude being small) of harmful cardiovascular risk phenotypes (greater obesity, higher DBP and higher resting heart rate), contributing over time increasing the potential risk of myocardial infarction.

Monique Woodard, a longtime entrepreneur and more newly a venture partner at 500 Startups, credits her own path to the democratization of information brought about by social media platforms, as well as the many public insights into the industry that VCs like Fred Wilson and Brad Feld have contributed over time.

Some may have moved and settled there as a part of going for their dreams, and contributed over time as a part of the community, and become the new locals.

Neutral model applies for healthy lung microbiome, yet in CF, microenvironment factors contribute over time to the establishment of a bona fide local microbial community that segregates from the influence of the upper airways "mainland".

"If not, I'd save the youngest because, actuarially, in all likelihood, they would have more to contribute over time".

The current GH regime has done an outstanding job of correcting many of the worst mistakes made by previous writers and producers (mistakes that, I believe, contributed over time to the erosion of the show's fed-up audience), but it needs to go a little further and bring these three back.

In other words, in auditory circuitry with specific neuronal subpopulations, immediate N1 suppression might reflect feed-forward responses that evolve and contribute over time to top-down connections that consolidate and contribute to the observed P2 enhancement.

We suggest that this form of dysregulation may contribute over time to chronic inflammation seen in the elderly.

This decline in GH production is initially clinically silent, but may contribute over time to sarcopenia and frailty.

It is a predictor of long-term outcome and it contributes over time to functional decline, disability and major surgical procedures.

Eukaryotic genomes are chimeric in nature, in that they appear to contain genes contributed over time by all three domains of life.