Sentence examples for contributing thereby from inspiring English sources
Knowledge of the venom proteome provides hints on the translation efficiency of toxin-coding transcripts, contributing thereby to a more accurate interpretation of the transcriptome.
In Buenos Aires, a water supply intervention enabled shantytown households to connect to the urban system, increasing the quality and reliability of the water they could access, contributing thereby to reduced diarrhoea burdens (Galiani et al. 2008).
Disruption of the ELM, therefore, might result in dysfunction of Müller cells, leading to disturbances in synaptic transmission, and contributing thereby to the development of metamorphopsia in resolved CSCR.
Likely, MYB28 and MYB29 contribute thereby to the plants fitness.
The deubiquitinating enzyme USP7 that binds with high affinity to EBNA-1 was recently shown to deubiquitinate histone H2B and contribute thereby to the transcriptional activity of EBNA-1 [49].
DNA methylation in mammalian genomes, which occurs mostly at cytosines within CpG dinucleotides, is a potent mechanism of gene repression, and contributes thereby to the establishment and maintenance of cell-type specific gene expression programs.
Extra simulations were carried out to cover more extreme situations, including a longer period of admixture before de-introgression and lower selection pressure during de-introgression (i.e. forcing more individuals to contribute thereby lowering rate of inbreeding).
Apart from inadequate moisture in the dry land, bean fly simultaneously contributes negatively thereby adversely affecting bean productivity.
The pistols were returned, thereby contributing to a celebratory mood among the state's gun enthusiasts.
This could incite both communal strife within India and even harsher Indian repression in Kashmir, thereby contributing to radical Islamist unrest in Pakistan.
Some participants also reported teaching the new alternative parenting techniques to neighbours, thereby contributing to the reduction of violence in the wider community.
