Sentence examples for contribution in promoting from inspiring English sources

Very lacking information exists on microbial population during maize bran fermentation and on their contribution in promoting nutritional and functional properties of this cereal by-product.

The trade-off between liquid water overshadowing cathode catalyst sites and its contribution in promoting back diffusion is a key factor in systems with anode dry-out limited operation.

In performing these studies we have identified the proline –rich (PRD) and DNA binding (DBD) domains as important structural determinants for their relative contribution in promoting SA-β galatosidase activity and decreases in prohibitin levels.

Such roles are often highly regarded and those occupying them can make a valuable contribution in promoting connections between people and groups.

The Δ Ψm collapses shortly after MOMP in various mammalian systems although its contribution in promoting apoptosis is still controversial [ 45].

Moreover, in vitro and animal models studies have shown that IL-6 could be essential in the initiation and development of experimental liver cancer, probably because of its contribution in promoting hepatocellular damage and compensatory proliferation [ 14, 15].

The show has made tremendous contributions in promoting openness, transparency and freedom of speech in the region, but hurdles remain for development of the type of policy change that came from glasnost and perestroika in the former Soviet Union in the 1980s.

Jackson was awarded the Vanguard Award at the 19th annual GLAAD Media Awards, honoring her contributions in promoting equal rights among the gay community.

After the song was released, Jackson was awarded the Vanguard Award at the 19th annual GLAAD Media Awards, honoring her contributions in promoting equal rights among the gay community.

The contribution of SIRT1 in promoting replicative senescence can be further gauged from the finding that it deacetylates histone H1 on lysine 26 (K26), and also histone H4 at K16 and H3 on K9, to endorse facultative heterochromatin formation (Vaquero et al., 2004).

An experimental system, involving a chimera of Q3 (Q3B3) characterized by having a 3′ tRNA-like structure (3′TLS) from Brome mosaic virus (BMV) and RNA5 defective variants of Q1 (Q2Δ), Q2 (Q2Δ) and Q3B3 (Q3ΔB3), was used to evaluate in vivo the contribution of RNA5 in promoting RNA recombination.