Sentence examples for contribution of activities from inspiring English sources

Given that Leavens et al. (2007) indicate a greater role for dermal absorption for the brominated compounds than for TCM, we conducted sensitivity analyses to examine the contribution of activities with heavy dermal exposures.

In addition, these new recommendations include a clear statement on the contribution of activities that increase or maintain musculo-skeletal health and note that increased amounts of physical activity over and above the recommended amount might be required to prevent increases in body weight.

However, the results shown in Figures 1A and 1B, which are both derived from the same data as those shown in Figure 2, show there was no correlation between activity and EE in these animals, suggesting that while activity may be contributing to EE, the contribution of activity was not detectable independently of other variables that contribute to EE.

Thus, the γ/ε-fc mouse line demonstrates the contribution of activity-dependent and -independent AChR-mediated processes to the formation of NMJs.

The importance of locomotor activity as a determinant of BP and HR in mice has been demonstrated in previous studies [26], [27], but our analysis is the first to assess the contribution of activity to circadian rhythms of cardiovascular physiology.

We then tested what signals might be important in interference by examining separately the contribution of activity in motor output pathways to, and sensory inputs from the plantar flexor muscles.

In most of these studies, factors that may confound the contribution of activity to EE were carefully controlled.

At 5°C there was no detectable contribution of activity to daily EE even after correcting for body weight.

We therefore consider the contribution of activity with stable phase relations (between channels) that are nonphase locked to the stimulus.

The relative contribution of activity-dependent mechanisms in the Whitelaw model was too weak to generate collapse points.

Regressing the %AEE for each mouse against activity gave a VAEE of 9.53% ± 1.1%, a figure similar to the contribution of activity to EE obtained from regression analysis.