Sentence examples for key in contributing from inspiring English sources

In summary, mPB and CB are undoubtedly excellent sources for mature RBC production and may be key in contributing to a solution for the RBC supply shortage problem.

Better characterization of CNVs in order to determine the minimal affected region and which genes or DNA regions within them are likely to be key in contributing to the phenotype.

However, one thing should not be ignored is that ABA catabolism also plays a key role in contributing to the ABA signal intensity.

Collectively, our results suggest that spring-like fibers can play a key role in contributing to the ex vivo formation of a contracting cardiac muscle tissue.

The aeolian sand-covered loess slope of the Wind-Water Erosion Crisscross Region of the Loess Plateau in China may play a key role in contributing excessive sediment to the Yellow River.

They play a key role in contributing to the reduction of the impact of fossil sources and to the energy supply in remote areas where the electrical grid cannot be reached.

One exception was a study of staffed networks for licensed FCC providers in Chicago that examined the training characteristics of network agency coordinators and found network coordinators who had specialized training in infant studies and family child care played a key role in contributing to effective, quality-enhancing network services (Bromer et al. 2009).

Preclinical data have identified N-type VGCCs (Cav2.2) as key participants in contributing to these Ca2+ signaling events and clinical data with the peptide blocker Prialt™ have now validated Cav2.2 as a bona fide target for future drug discovery efforts to identify new and novel therapeutics for neuropathic pain.

The plan was supported by Secretary-General Joseph Louis Anne Avenol, who like Bruce recognised that the League was rapidly becoming moribund and that a major change of direction was needed, although neither was successful in convincing key states in contributing to the plan.

These results suggested that the glycation of VN has a key role in contributing VEGF-induced angiogenesis in vivo.

There is considerable evidence to implicate Aβ toxicity and the generation of ROS and in particular hydrogen peroxide as key steps in contributing to the neurotoxicity in AD.