Sentence examples for contribution and function from inspiring English sources

The post-water transfer economic effects of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project will influence the local economic development that results from increased water resources in the benefitting area, that is, the contribution and function of the transferred water for the economic activities in the benefitting areas.

Associated with stronger depth of sequencing (e.g. 454 [39]), this approach will probably help to achieve a nearly exhaustive view of protist diversity and to better appreciate the contribution and function of specific organisms in the microbial food web.

While the role of antigen-specific SIgA has been well studied in various models of infectious disease [11], the contribution and function of non-specific SIgA in modulating innate defenses is underappreciated.

14 The questionnaire consisted of 30 questions about the corresponding author, the contributions and functions of all authors, and writing and editing assistance and other contributions from unnamed authors and other individuals (see web extra questionnaire on bmj.com).

The objectives of this study were to clarify the relationship of the two maize genes that were found to be homologous to the rice GW2 gene; to investigate their evolutionary fate following the duplication of these genes in maize; and to characterize the contribution and putative function of these two genes in maize grain yield-related traits.

The diversity of hedgerows stems from their multiple origins and includes their role in the landscape, as well as their contribution to biodiversity and function.

Lack of variation may reflect this side-chain's dual contribution to structure and function: IleA2 is proposed both to stabilize the A1 A9 α-helix, see Fig. 4b, and to contribute to a "hidden" functional surface exposed on receptor binding.

Lack of variation may reflect this side-chain's dual contribution to structure and function: IleA2 is proposed both to stabilize the A1-A8 α-helix and to contribute to a "hidden" functional surface exposed on receptor binding.

It is very common that interactions observed in experimentally derived structures may or may not have energetic contribution to binding and function.

These differences in contribution to disease and function could be caused by regional variations of replication and adipogenic potential.

The weight is set to 0.091 to balance the contribution of structure and function (equal order of magnitude).