Sentence examples for contribution in maintaining from inspiring English sources
Its importance as genetic and cultural heritage and its contribution in maintaining the landscape and ecosystem, as well as its unquestionable interest as a tourist attraction, make it an irreplaceable element in this area.
Sebaceous lipids make an important contribution in maintaining the integrity of the skin barrier, and express both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory properties.
This study supports the importance of p63 in epithelial SC and distinguishes p63 contribution to proliferative potential versus its contribution in maintaining the stem cell niche or forestalling differentiation.
The contribution of microglia in maintaining the purposeful and functional histo-architecture of the adult retina is indispensable.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/923/prepub We acknowledge the field workers for their data collection efforts and the contribution of NSO in maintaining the Panel SES dataset.
As expected, treatment of KB/VCR cells with SP significantly suppressed the phosphorylation of JNK1/2 and c-Jun in KB/VCR cells, confirming that SP can be useful for investigating the contribution of JNK1/2 in maintaining the mesenchymal phenotype of KB/VCR cells.
These potential relationships are of particular interest because of the contribution of self-care in maintaining physical, emotional, and spiritual health as key strategies to successful aging.
In present study, the contribution of Afghan immigrants in maintaining the recurrent tuberculosis was also determined.
Recent work with Arabidopsis showed that sterol ester concentration decreased in leaves of psat1-1 or psat1-2 mutaccompaniedanied by an early leaf senescence phenotype, suggesting a major contribution of the PSAT1 in maintaining both free sterol homeostasis in plant cell membranes and leaf viability during developmental aging [ 95].
In the future, better availability of data from extensive year-round sequence sampling may allow more detailed partitioning of the world population and could help mitigate some of these limitations, as well as improve our estimation of the contribution of different mechanisms in maintaining long-term viral evolution.
Kinesin is, in this sense, negatively rear-head gated at the 2-HB state: if anything, the presence of inter-head tension serves to undermine any contribution of the unbinding gate in maintaining processive motility.
