Sentence examples for contributing to the transfer from inspiring English sources

NIS also operates in placental cells, contributing to the transfer of iodide from the mother to the fetal circulation [ 22].

In particular we highlight how third parties contribute to the transfer and development of knowledge.

In addition, the particularly aligned arrays of CNTs contributed to the transfer stress from the matrix without sacrificing ductility and conductivity.

With the exception of the latter, these all contribute to the transfer of water from the continents to the ocean and a reduction of continental water resources.

At CR < 3 better agreement was obtained when using cAlF−4, because the AlF−36 ion then does not contribute to the transfer of aluminium-containing species towards the cathode.

The findings suggest that dynamic assessment may contribute to the transfer of genre features and conceptual knowledge to a new assessment context.

With the objective to develop closer relations with its neighbours following the 2004 enlargement, the EU launched the European Neighbourhood Policy European Commissionn, 2003), which further contributed to the transfer of the European "best practices" in the field of migration management.

The project consisting of the literature study presented here and the follow-up experimental work intends to contribute to the transfer of findings gained in chemical ecology to the practical assessment of infochemical effects in the field of ecotoxicology.

His refusal to acknowledge his need to do more for people daily is a reminder of the dangers of the elite ivory tower Democratic approach that contributed to the transfer of power of the federal government to Donald Trump.

It seems unlikely that absolute position cues substantially contributed to the transfer of learning because absolute positional thresholds at a given eccentricity can be up to four times worse than the best relative position thresholds [58], [63].

Further indications that taste sensilla may sense lipophilic molecules and odorants come from molecular studies that repeatedly report the presence of odorant-binding proteins in various taste sensilla of insects [24] [26], [28], which contribute to the transfer of chemicals from air to the sensillum lymph [22].