Sentence examples for example may contribute from inspiring English sources
These processes are interdependent in infants, where instabilities in thermoregulation and respiratory control, for example, may contribute to apnea and acute life-threatening events such as sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) [1] [6].
Alternatively, other factors (other ARFs for example) may contribute to the interpretation of the auxin gradient together with MP (and BRM/SYD) during flower primordium initiation.
Differences in the expression of accessory proteins for steroid hormone receptors and different patterns of receptor expression, estrogen receptor alpha and estrogen receptor beta; for example, may contribute to tissue specificity, as may differences in the pattern of expression of other genes such as hormone-metabolizing enzymes.
The expression of the Gαs-coupled receptor Gpr119 in K cells, for example, may contribute to fat-dependent GIP secretion via the locally generated ligands 2-mono-oleoyl glycerol and oleoylethanolamide, produced by luminal triacylglycerol digestion and local tissue metabolism, respectively [ 12, 13].
For example, employers may contribute a greater proportion of a high-level worker's income to the pension plan.
For example, MITF may contribute to increased Bcl-2 activity [51] and drive transcription of the cell cycle regulator, CDK2.
For example it may contribute to a synergism of acoustic and olfactory cues in a multimodal strategy transferring the information "sex".
For example, song may contribute towards species assortative mating if male signals differ between the species and female preferences match these differences, but it may have no effect if females of both species have open-ended preferences for the same signal characteristics [24].
For example, HIV/AIDS may contribute to a relatively small fraction of a country's total disease burden but a large fraction of the global HIV/AIDS burden.
For example, rs11564620 may contribute to a conformational change in the enzyme's active site, rendering it more active than usual and leading to increased synthesis of prostaglandins, as demonstrated by our observation of higher levels of thromboxane A2 in minor allele carriers for this polymorphism.
Diastolic hypotension might reflect other concurrent infections (for example, bacterial infection) or metabolic disturbance (for example, hypoadrenalism) that may contribute to mortality.
