Sentence examples for have strongly contributed from inspiring English sources

Emerging insights into the functional dimension of lectin binding to cellular glycans have strongly contributed to the shaping of the 'sugar code'.

The main argument of this paper is that some artifacts such as domes or vaults have strongly contributed to the identity of some landscapes such as the Casbah of Algiers.

We have strongly contributed to the synthetic methodology of the surface/interfacial heterogeneous catalysts in this study, and this finding could open another door for synthesis of supported metal nanoparticles on porous materials for environmental catalysis.

A number of past events combined with overall technological progress in other fields have strongly contributed to the evolution of agricultural system modeling, including development of process-based bio-physical models of crops and livestock, statistical models based on historical observations, and economic optimization and simulation models at household and regional to global scales.

We also expected that adverse environments featuring school bullying and poor school safety and order would have strongly contributed to reading failure among readers with low proficiency, given that such environments can heighten low reading self-concept in relation to reading difficulties.

Blainey notes that, although Voltaire is widely considered to have strongly contributed to atheistic thinking during the Revolution, he also considered fear of God to have discouraged further disorder, having said "If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him".

LINEs have also strongly contributed to the genomes of these species.

In summary, abuse of the inhibitory receptor CEACAM1 by viral and bacterial pathogens to gain access to host cells as well as the paternal/maternal conflict in which PSGs possibly are involved have probably strongly contributed to the divergent evolution of the CEA family.

Birmingham Friends of the Earth have strongly opposed the facility for contributing to climate change, causing air pollution and reducing recycling rates in the city.

Genetic studies have strongly suggested that the variant classes contributing to ASD risk are of all structural types, all frequencies, and can be inherited or de novo.

Farmers in China have strongly opposed culls.