Sentence examples for contributing to up from inspiring English sources
A fraction of highly proximal inverse-conjugate pairs, possibly contributing to up to one-tenth of the local inverse symmetry in type D chromosomes, and possibly a larger fraction in the background component in the inverse symmetry in the other types, may have been generated by SLE instead of ISD.
As demonstrated by Nicaud et al. (2002), the heterologous gene copy number was a strong determinant of the amount of an enzyme produced, contributing to up to 8-fold increase in the enzyme activity, solely due to gene amplification.
It is estimated that 24.3 million people worldwide have dementia and this is expected to rise to 81.1 million people in 2040. 1 Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the leading cause of dementia, contributing to up to three-quarters of dementias.
We now have evidence that pericytes spontaneously change their fate, contributing to up to 7% of developing skeletal muscle fibres and 20% of their associated satellite cells during unperturbed post-natal development of the mouse (Dellavalle et al, 2011).
Increases in N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR) subunit levels contributing to up-regulation of glutamate transmission by ethanol exposure were suggested by recent work showing up-regulated binding, function, and expression following chronic ethanol treatment [7] [10].
They have significant potential to contribute to up-to-the-minute understanding of the situation and can convey messages (positive but also negative).
Hypoxia contributes to up-regulation of the hepatic angiogenesis signaling pathway [ 2].
Aflatoxin, produced by certain fungi, is a potent cancer-causing poison estimated to contribute to up to 28% of liver cancer cases globally.
In Southern Africa, HIV contributes to up to half of all cases of child and maternal mortality.
For example, anemia and associated nutritional deficiency can contribute to up to 20% of maternal deaths [ 28].
The algorithm by Bortz, Kalos, and Lebowitz can be incorporated, further contributing to speed-up.
