Sentence examples for finally contributed to from inspiring English sources

The technical and operational problems of this site which finally contributed to the total cease of the site are described.

However, nearly 95% of cells derived from neurospheres were NESTIN and SOX2 dual positive NPCs at the end of this stage, suggesting that the cells which finally contributed to NPC generation survived during the neurosphere formation.

Except for the Han who moved to Taiwan 400 years before present (YBP) and finally contributed to 98% of the Taiwan population [2], TwA and most other populations of ISEA are speakers of Austronesian languages and are believed to share a common ancestry with the Bai Yue of south China [3].

Finally, contribute to the dinnertime conversation.

"I'm just happy to finally contribute to a win — I mean, really," said Gee, who earned his first victory since last summer, when he had surgery to repair an artery in his shoulder.

But deficient clearance of senescent cells will induce inflammation, impair adjacent cells and tissue function, and lead to stem cell exhaustion, and finally contribute to aging [40].

Such complexity improvement shortens the evaluation time and will finally contribute to increasing the efficiency of design and development of recommender systems.

This optimized rear surface design finally contributes to push the overall average cell efficiency over 20.3% on p-type CZ wafers.

He was concerned that the language of African professional philosophers was too dependent on the Western conceptual lexicon and that its unchecked imposition on indigenous conceptual schemes might finally contribute to the demise of the latter.

At the same time, we think of exploiting interactive features through current and modern end-user programming elements based on the Web 2.0, finally contributing to an architecture that supports higher interactive end-user interfaces on the web.

The third class (NER type III) is formed by the complete metabolization of the xenobiotic by which carbon and other elements of the synthetic chemical are incorporated into microbial biomass, i.e., to form amino acids, fatty acids, nucleic acid etc., finally contributing to natural organic matter after microbial decay.