Sentence examples for contributing to the reinforcement from inspiring English sources

One of the factors contributing to the reinforcement of dominant firms and silos is the difficulty of developing and integrating internet of things applications.

As microtubules guide the cellulose synthase complexes, this observed reorganisation pattern probably affects the cellulose deposition, contributing to the reinforcement of the cell wall in a particular position to cope with the extra-applied pressure.

Many writers of chromatin modifications are positively regulated by the marks that they place, as well as other marks associated with the same transcriptional state, contributing to the reinforcement of gene expression or silencing.

The results suggest that the posts could contribute to the reinforcement and strengthening of pulpless maxillary premolars.

This expanded role could contribute to the reinforcement and strengthening of routine immunization.

"I hope that the signature of this memorandum will contribute to the reinforcement of our cooperation and that it serves as a reminder of our strong commitment", said the Special Representative at the ceremony.

Furthermore, to explore the influence of the cultural context in explaining consistent condom use, guided by TPB, we included measures related to the cultural and traditional belief system of ITMC as a part of a rite of passage from boyhood to adulthood in rural areas of the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, that also contributes to the reinforcement of ethnic identity.

Although the exact role of this phenomenon is yet to be elucidated, it has been proposed to contribute to the reinforcement of small RNAs-mediated TE silencing through their transient derepression in specific tissues, as well as to the epigenetic regulation of both genes and genome in connection with cell specification and plant development [ 64].

In the central nervous system, β-EP long has been suspected of contributing to the positive reinforcement and motivational properties of several addictive substances.

Genes belonging to the family PR-9 ('lignin-forming peroxidases') were massively induced in our experiment, and they have been discussed earlier together with other proteins contributing to the cell wall reinforcement.

Peroxidases play several important roles in pathogen resistance by contributing to the production of reactive oxygen species, the reinforcement of cell walls, and the production of phytoalexins.