Sentence examples for contributing to changes in the from inspiring English sources
Palin specifically targeted Nye for his statements on global warming, saying he and others who tout the science that says humans are contributing to changes in the Earth's climate are fueling "alarmism".
Since all measurements of fLuc and RLuc8 activity that are shown were acquired using the in vitro assay kit, Dual-Glo (Promega), a lack of ATP, Mg2+, and oxygen could immediately be ruled out as factors contributing to changes in the Rluc8:fLuc ratio in STS-treated cells.
Our data support the hypothesis that higher rates of substitution result in more binding site turnover, potentially contributing to changes in the transcriptional regulation of nearby genes.
Results illustrate that minority variants contributing to cell-tropism persist in the viral population without contributing to changes in the consensus genome.
CHW level outcomes contribute to end-user level outcomes and both outcome levels constitute CHW performance, ultimately contributing to changes in the health of the population (impact) [ 13, 14].
This change was made in case the BioSampler collection process was contributing to changes in the state of the sample; e.g., the increase in vesicle size observed in the aerosol samples at the initial time point.
Several mechanisms contribute to changes in the performance of oxide copper heaps.
Moreover, once in the network, these new friends also contribute to changes in the adolescents' substance use.
All these changes contribute to changes in the perception of the wolf and to an increase in the perception of conflicts, even in countries where humans and wolves have continuously coexisted.
It is shown that the hybridization-induced mechanisms, bridging effect, multiple neck formation and localization hindrance, contribute to changes in the strain paths of the individual layers of the hybrid material system.
Selective removal of specific species and age groups in preference to others may contribute to changes in the species and size composition of fish communities, alter trophic interactions, and may lead to phenotypic or genotypic changes in harvested stocks.
