Sentence examples similar to contributing recurrently from inspiring English sources
That study argued that caseload midwifery appeared to alter some of the pathways that recurrently contribute to increased obstetric intervention, working on the assumption that women will labour more effectively, need to stay in hospital less time and feel a stronger sense of satisfaction and personal control if they have the opportunity to get to know their midwife at the beginning of pregnancy.
Self-esteem has recurrently been invoked as a contributing or explanatory factor for socially problematic behavioural outcomes (i.e., risk-taking behaviours such as restrictive or dysfunctional eating, substance abuse, aggression).
Although RNA motifs occur recurrently and contribute in a modular fashion to RNA architecture, it is usually not apparent which bases interact and whether it is by edge-to-edge H-bonding or solely by stacking interactions.
The known environmental and genetic risk factors include ultraviolet radiation exposure 1, pigmentation, and nevus phenotypes 2. Recent efforts employing whole-genome sequencing or chemical genetic screen methods have identified a panel of candidate molecules, including both recurrently mutated or wild-type proteins 3, 4 and RNAs 5, 6, which contribute to melanomagenesis.
In summary, we have shown that IKZF1 and CEBPE studied genetic variants seem to play a minor role in susceptibility to EAL, while ARID5B seems to contribute to the multifactorial causes of this disease, even increasing the risk of specific acquired somatic abnormalities such as the MLL-r recurrently seen in IL.
It is a recurrent – and recurrently urgent – theme in English football.
He has expressed recurrently his belief that the American people are entitled to give or withhold that informed consent.
He has a recurrently dislocated shoulder.
Predicted chromatin state for recurrently mutated elements.
(3) All of the individual elements identified as recurrently mutated.
