Sentence examples for it contributes through from inspiring English sources

Thus far, an Af9 cis-element has been characterized at +78/+92 in the R3 subregion of the α-ENaC promoter, and it contributes, through its interaction with, and the actions of, Dot1a, to basal repression of α-ENaC transcription in the immortalized inner medullary CD cell line, mIMCD3 [ 8].

Since this post was written, Chevron has responded in the media that it does not believe it violated the law because it contributed through a corporation (Chevron Corporation) different from Chevron USA, which has most of the government contracts.

The idea Georgia might one day join Nato – it already contributes through the Partnership for Peace scheme – and the EU is anathema to Russian nationalists.

These results indicate that downregulation of Notch3 is sufficient to force RMS cells into completing a correct full myogenic program providing evidence that it contributes, partially through HES1 sustained expression, to their malignant phenotype.

It contributes to pathogenicity through several mechanisms, including the cleavage of antibacterial proteins, escape of bacteria from macrophages, control of blood coagulation, and degradation of matrix-associated proteins [12], [13], [24], [27] [28].

This new event aims to celebrate the area's contribution to writing and how it contributes to 21st-century culture through film, TV, books and new media.

The results revealed that about 92% of the respondents noted that growing Eucalyptus woodlot had positive impacts on the socioeconomic situation of the community considering that it contributes to economic benefits through the sale of wood products, such as poles, construction materials, and fuelwood.

It contributes directly to alignment through the norm of reciprocity and indirectly by building trust with the medical staff, laying the foundation for alignment of financial incentives.

The presence of a strong basic residue at this position is conserved in all forkhead transcription factors, and it contributes to DNA binding through both hydrogen bonding and electrostatic interactions.

Garry McKinnon simply states, 'The way that it contributes the local economy is through the employees, through the salaries that it generates, they're probably down to 80 employees now but they average $100,000 so there's $8 million in the local economy, $8 million available to the local economy'.

In these three models the creation of a link entails positive externalities as it contributes to easing the flow through the network.