Sentence examples for is further contributed by from inspiring English sources

This enhancement in strength during rolling is mainly due to grain refinement and basal texture strengthening in the early stage, and is further contributed by precipitation hardening, simultaneously.

This variation is further contributed by the absence of national treatment guidelines, the fragmented health system and economic factors.

Aside from the chelation states, we believe that the differences in the enthalpic and entropic parameters between hydroxamate- and thiol-SAHA are further contributed by the ligand-selective desolvation of the enzyme's active site cavity and/or the conformational flexibility in the enzyme structure (see Discussion).

The difficulties with their working conditions are further contributed to by poor regulation [ 23] and misunderstanding of LHW policy by programme implementers [ 13].

However, we reasoned that there are further contributing mechanisms.

A well designed trial is intended to answer one primary question but can further contribute by posing additional hypotheses.

Target promoters generally pre-exist in an active or poised chromatin state that is further modified by Myc, contributing to fine transcriptional regulation (activation or repression) of the afferent gene.

The selection of factors contributing to AL is further constrained by the information on the 2008 Wenchuan and 1999 Chi-Chi earthquakes for which reliable data are available as well as by data on a series of subduction and intraplate earthquakes that were not accompanied by surface fault rupture in the landslide-affected areas (e.g. El Salvador 2001, Saguenay 1988).

This is further shown by the willingness to contribute as much as possible within the health system regulations, such as by providing the necessary drugs and medical supplies.

Unraveling the regulatory mechanisms of voluntary activity is further complicated by a variety of genetic mechanisms contributing to transcriptional regulation.

Its geometry is further disjointed by an L-shaped jog at the end, which contributes considerably to the feeling of being afloat and cut off from land.