Sentence examples for has therefore contributed to from inspiring English sources
The observation of current steps of this type has made it possible to measure h/e with far greater precision than by any other method and has therefore contributed to a knowledge of the fundamental constants of nature.
The difficulty of testing histone point mutations in mammals has therefore contributed to the uncertainty of whether canonical histone PTMs are correlative with gene expression or causal.
An infusion of the CD34-selected hematopoietic cell graft may have therefore contributed to the re-capillarization.
RRMIs have therefore contributed to the genomic variation between and within the human and chimpanzee lineages, and some of these genomic variations could have led to phenotypic variation between the two species.
Almost complete vaccine coverage of 2 million pilgrims may have therefore contributed to a decrease in the spread of carriage within this pilgrim population and consequently reduced transmission of carriage from returning pilgrims to their contacts.
In 2003, at the end of our observation period, practically all women aged 70-79 years in Copenhagen and Funen had been offered screening several times at an earlier age and had therefore contributed to the observed incidence increase in the age group 50-69 years earlier on.
Increased access to specialist surgeons and the establishment of national guidelines for the surgical management of breast cancer (Quality assurance guidelines for surgeons in breast cancer screening, in Publication No. 20, N. BSP, Editor, 1992) have therefore contributed to survival improvements.
Nuclear medicine has therefore contributed in the last years in the development of several radiopharmaceuticals, used like non-invasive tools, to discriminate between infection and sterile inflammation.
The researchers had different backgrounds and therefore contributed to alternative perspectives, thereby preventing going native.
NaHCO3 also improved the regulation of circulating K+ and handling of Cl− (but not Na+), which the authors proposed to have better preserved membrane excitability and therefore contributed to the performance improvement [65].
