Sentence examples for interaction has contributed from inspiring English sources
This historically evolving interaction has contributed to the development of a naturalistic worldview that renounces the necessity of a transcendent god and of purposeful design.
Basic research on protein-ligand and protein-protein interaction has contributed a lot to the success of structure-aided drug design and development [1].
The above results indicate that at the time of the Four City study (1997 1998), the interaction has contributed 14% in excess HIV prevalence if PECAcq = 4 (Figure 1C) and 22% if PECAcq = 9 (Figure 2C).
Studies of rice BPH interaction have contributed to development of new rice varieties, offering an effective means for long-lasting control of BPH.
The elucidation of large networks of protein-protein interactions has contributed to the identification of biochemical and signaling pathways, and to functional annotation of genes.
These studies on HCV/host interactions have contributed to our overall understanding of viral sensing and viral evasion of the antiviral intracellular innate immune response.
Through his interaction with the melanoma group, he has contributed to NCI's massive caBIG project, which is attempting to create accessible virtual portals for cancer data.
The energy landscape approach has contributed to recent progress in understanding the complexity and simplicity of ligand macromolecule interactions.
To paraphrase Daniel Colley, one of the editors: "Analysis of this infection has contributed as much to our understanding of the human immune response and host parasite interactions as science has contributed to the control of the disease".
His work has contributed to better understanding of mechanisms whereby human lipoproteins are structurally remodeled in the plasma compartment, factors modulating receptor-lipoprotein interactions, and nutrient-gene interactions.
Together these studies have formed the basis for the understanding of BTV-host interaction and have contributed to the design of successful control strategies, including the development of effective vaccines.
