Sentence examples for functions contributing to from inspiring English sources
Our objectives were twofold: (1) characterize transcriptomic changes related to immune responses of A. zeteki to Bd and (2) ascertain whether there is functional genomic evidence of Bd suppression of immune functions contributing to the high susceptibility of this species.
These microbiomes enhance host functions, contributing to host health and fitness.
However, the specific cognitive functions contributing to the performance of this interference task have yet to be determined.
The presented acoustic-centric technique for the sensing and control of enclosure noise, by being based on the fundamental acoustic radiation shape the monopole, thus overcoming the need for any information of the noise source (other than its approximate size) in the construction of orthogonal functions contributing to the noise within the enclosure.
We are currently in the process of further studies attempting to determine the miRNAs and proteins with the most significant functions contributing to the biological phenotype of "shortened telomere" cancer cell.
Our results presented here may provide new insights into the molecular basis of IrrE functions contributing to salt tolerance, and demonstrate its utility as an effective means of manipulating abiotic stress tolerance in crop plants.
These functions contribute to robust recognition of specific types of behavior.
An evolutionary approach faces problems in specifying what the overall evolved function of a system might be and showing how functions contribute to it.
Experimental studies demonstrate that CNS injury-induced suppression of cellular and humoral immune functions contribute to the high incidence of infections [24].
In this review, we discuss how clonal expansion, targeted tissue localisation, more efficient antigen recognition and more proficient effector functions contribute to the improved effectiveness of memory cells.
Perhaps, the interaction and interplay of genetics, activity and behaviors, and aspects of mental and psychological functions contribute to their reduction in BMD and heightened risk for fracture.
