Sentence examples for contributing to a less from inspiring English sources
Additionally, macrophage activation appears to shift towards M2 (alternatively activated) over M1 (classically activated) status postgastric bypass surgery in morbidly obese individuals, contributing to a less inflammatory phenotype [ 60].
This is in line with the observation that vitamin D induces cell adhesion as well as impairs in vitro motility [ 54], hence contributing to a less aggressive phenotype in breast cancer cell lines.
Absence of a normal amount of functioning pinopods in mice transfected with Meis1 siRNA could be a mechanism contributing to a less efficient embryonic implantation rate and diminished litter size in these animals.
"All of those are going to contribute to a less secure facility".
That kind of testimony has contributed to a less than flattering portrayal of Mr. Bo on the censored court microblog, which had 570,000 followers by Monday.
It would be reasonable to expect that the development of each of these disciplines with regards to human behavior could have contributed to a less deterministic understanding of human behavior.
Items that plot on the same measure are theoretically redundant and could also contribute to a less desirable distribution of scores along the trait of interest (Boone et al., 2011).
More importantly, the number of the intra-granular lenticular-shaped phases in the 2195 Al-Li alloy is much more than that in the 2050 Al-Li alloy, which contributes to a less "hardenability" of the 2195 Al-Li alloy.
At these conditions, the level of mature rPsaA expression obtained in E. coli BL21 (DE3) Star by pET28a induction with IPTG was in the range of 0.8 g/L of culture medium, with a 10-fold lower concentration of inducer than usually employed, which contributes to a less expensive process.
As a consequence ATM content of adipose tissue is reduced and this contributes to a less deleterious environment.
Indeed, health promotion behaviours contribute to a less dependent and a more satisfactory older age.
