Sentence examples for contributing to specific from inspiring English sources
Scanning a genome to find where SNPs occur helps scientists construct chromosome maps that enable the identification of genes contributing to specific traits.
In fact, volunteers are already contributing to specific forest monitoring challenges.
Approaches that use 2D transformations focus on contributing to specific steps in their stabilization process [36].
The structure reveals that the PDZ1 LPA2 binding specificity is achieved by numerous hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic contacts with the last four LPA2 residues contributing to specific interactions.
The structure correlates well with the appearance of RSV-F in electron micrographs, and the residues identified as contributing to specific binding sites for several monoclonal antibodies are arranged in appropriate solvent-accessible clusters.
Altogether our data suggest that, in conditional visuo-motor learning, the associations are critically regulated by the dorsal premotor cortex and the striatum, with additional brain areas contributing to specific aspects of the learning and performance of such associations.
He has also contributed to specific digital campaigns for several UK charities, most recently working with Breast Cancer Care.
Due to competition regulations, any kind of coalition must be based on the commitment of companies to contribute to specific issues on an individual basis to avoid cartel accusation.
Dr Chiara Nosarti, from King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, said: "This is an important study which provides convincing evidence that events that occur early in development contribute to specific aspects of personality".
The GAME framework proposed by Nathan and Martinez (2015) provides a computational account of how actions that are initiated without specific meaning contribute to specific meaning-making through mental simulation.
The assay allows us to identify residues on the ACP surface that contribute to specific recognition by KirCII.
