Sentence examples for contributions to the ability from inspiring English sources

Abnormalities of the actin cytoskeleton make important contributions to the ability of carcinoma cells to invade adjacent tissue and metastasise via the blood or lymphatic systems to remote body sites [1].

This role offers me a chance to make a real contribution to the ability and character of England players and coaches in the years to come".

For each SMP, we used a feature selection algorithm within each fold of the cross-validation approach (see Methods) to rank the genes according to their individual contribution to the ability to predict segregant SMP responses.

Complexity therefore makes a key contribution to the ability of ecosystems to absorb manifest risks.

For this reason we believe that this model constitutes a significant contribution to the ability to simulate the complicated reactions involved in cellulose degradation.

Our results suggest that AfCHSG makes a major contribution to the ability of CaCl2- and CFW-treated cells to grow in the presence of caspofungin.

Although environment and training may contribute to the race distance for which a horse is best suited, the genetic contribution to the ability to perform optimally at certain distances is large; the heritability of best distance among Australian racehorses has been estimated as 0.94 ± 0.03 [ 2].

S1 activity during physical touch perception represents the contralateral side of the human body in a mediolateral sequence (Blankenburg et al. 2003; Gardner EK 2008; Kaas et al. 2002; Krause et al. 2001), and has been shown to make an important contribution to the ability to localize tactile stimuli on the skin (Beauchamp et al. 2009; Chen et al. 2003, 2007; Schweizer et al. 2001).

Among Dr. Angelou's many contributions to the world was her ability to use words to lift people up, rather than to bring them down.

Today there is a huge requirement worldwide in the interoperable services, in particular with regard to their valuable contribution to the collaboration ability of remote information technology systems.

Initially, their contribution to the fundamental ability of PABP1 to promote translation was addressed using MEFs from Prmt4+/+ and Prmt4−/−mice (Supplementary Figure S1 at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/441/bj4410803add.htm).htm