Sentence examples for formation contributing from inspiring English sources
This activity probably caused impact on the natural populations of P. luisae in the Tabebuia formation, contributing to the fragmented distribution currently known.
The frictional behavior determined by time-resolved measurements of friction forces reveals that higher camshaft speeds led to increased lubrication film formation contributing to reduced frictional losses.
Therefore, we investigated significance of DGKβ and its molecular mechanisms for neuronal functions using DGKβ KO mice which we developed, and show that spatio-temporal regulation of DGKβ results in proper spine formation contributing to long-term potentiation (LTP) and cognitive function including spatial and long-term memory.
These results suggested that the inoculated CAF-HI influence the microenvironment during the first stages of tumor formation, contributing to early tumor development.
This marked induction may have led to greater reactive metabolite formation contributing to the greater toxicity in this strain, and this appeared to be the case although the difference is subtle.
Extracellular PPi directly binds to the surface of basic calcium phosphate hydroxyapatites and interferes with propagation of crystal formation, contributing to the formation of poorly ordered bone crystal structure [ 95, 96].
We hypothesized that such deformities and scar formation contribute to pain symptoms.
Thus, gap formation contributes to microleakage, permitting the passage of bacteria and salivary secretions from the oral cavity [13, 17].
It was concluded that both adsorption and catalyzed oxidation (via hydroxyl radical formation) contribute to the dye removal.
On all Pt/SnOx/C catalysts, acetic acid and acetaldehyde represent dominant products, CO2 formation contributes 1 3% for both potentiostatic and potentiodynamic reaction conditions.
When the windward flame was lifted, chemiluminescence imaging showed that both flame propagation and auto-ignition kernel formation contributed to flame anchoring.
