Sentence examples for cultures may have contributed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the long maintenance of the Daphnia clones in laboratory cultures may have contributed to a loss of plastids.

The Fremont culture may have contributed to the historic Shoshones, but it is not well understood.

The U.S. media's look into whether South Korea's hierarchical culture may have contributed to a communication problem between the pilots has triggered heated online debate here as well.

The low number of Listeria bacteria seen on culturing may have contributed to the low number of reported cases in the literature.

Other factors not controlled, such as an erratic delay in placing blood culture bottles in the automated blood culture system after extraction and the variability in the quantity of the blood drawn inoculated in culture bottles may have contributed to the different results.

Thus, we suspected that TGF-β present in the human serum used in Treg culture medium may have contributed to the transient suppressive Treg phenotype observed in Tregs expanded in ATRA.

The differences in types of microorganisms, substrates used, and culture conditions may have contributed to these findings.

However, the absence of IGF-I from the culture medium may have contributed to the lack of reversal of collagen II expression.

Even though XMRV is not associated causally with human PC, the virus has biological effects on infected cells in culture, some of which may have contributed to selection for the virus in 22Rv1 cells.

Only 36.8% of these critically ill patients received empiric effective antibiotics within 5 days after the first positive blood culture for ESBL-Kp, which may have contributed to the high mortality rate.

A more detailed analysis of dogs from traditionally protein-based vs. starch-based food cultures is needed to understand whether selection may have contributed to breed differences in average AMY2B copy numbers.