Sentence examples for intrinsically contributed from inspiring English sources
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Among commonly used OADs, thiazolidinediones (TZDs) and sulfonylureas intrinsically contribute to weight gain, whereas metformin causes weight loss and dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors are weight neutral.
The dependence of the Mic27/Mic12/Mic10 subcomplex on respiratory complexes indicates that in addition to direct roles in cristae biogenesis, they also intrinsically contribute to this biogenesis pathway via MICOS assembly.
For example, MMP2 in chondrocytes and osteoblasts could contribute intrinsically to cartilage and/or bone matrix turnover and remodeling.
These data together with the Snrk KO heart data suggest that loss of SNRK in CMs contributes intrinsically to the pACC-pAMPK signaling pathway responsible for FAO.
HIV and malnutrition are intrinsically linked; HIV contributes to 7% of deaths in children under five years of age; an estimated 13,000 children became newly infected with HIV in 2011.
A-tracts in E. coli and other bacterial genomes, and proffered a hypothesis that the sequence periodicity-driven intrinsically curved segments contribute to the formation and stability of supercoiled DNA loops that constitute bacterial nucleoid [ 14].
For example, the ablation of axons to eliminate length differences can reset axon-dendrite polarity [10], and faster neurite growth can specify an axon [11], indicating that promotion of axonal growth could contribute intrinsically to axonal specification.
In addition to ex-situ reinforcements, intrinsically evolved secondary phases also effectively contributed towards improved mechanical properties.
There are factors intrinsically related to military settings that might have contributed negatively to timely surveillance in this sample.
It is found that the intrinsically stable structure of TiP2O7 nanoparticles and the uniform carbon coating greatly contributed to their superior electrochemical properties in aqueous electrolyte.
