Sentence examples for exceptionally contribute from inspiring English sources
The second category – "non-specific definitive hosts (dead-end hosts)" - is represented e.g. by moose (Alces alces), lama (Lama glama) and cattle (Bos taurus); these animals only exceptionally contribute to spreading of F. magna; the adult flukes can produce eggs, but these are trapped in liver pseudocysts not connected to the bile duct system [ 25- 27].
honors a person or organization that has contributed "exceptionally for the humanistic growth of community communications".
The high temperatures and low humidity contribute to an exceptionally high evaporation rate.
It is likely that distal interactions on the ELs contribute to the exceptionally high affinity (80 pM) of 30.
For this reason, it is likely that both iodine and ethanol together contribute to the exceptionally good results obtained by 2% iodine liniment in this study.
Since the study participants undertaking exercise demonstrated a significantly higher gait speed compared with their sedentary peers (1.32 vs 1.18 m/s), this may contribute to the exceptionally high gait speed in our cohort.
Their large size and proliferative ability make them important contributors to genome size evolution, especially in plants, where they can reach exceptionally high copy numbers and contribute substantially to variation in genome size even among closely related taxa.
Therefore, this SNP is unlikely to contribute to risk of SZ unless it has an exceptionally high mutation rate.
In women, primary ovarian sarcomas are exceptionally rare [36], with very little known regarding the molecular alterations that contribute to their development.
The exceptionally high activity was contributed to by an El Niño ongoing at the time.
And in China's Yunnan Province, "monoculture rubber plantations have replaced exceptionally biodiverse forests and contributed to a host of emerging environmental problems", writes Associated Press correspondent Mike Ives.
