Sentence examples for marked contribution to from inspiring English sources

But Red Bull said in an e-mail that its drinks "can make a marked contribution to the enhancement of performance in sports".

Her last major stage appearance was in 1974, in David Hare's Knuckle, at the Royal Court, where her Mrs Dinning made a marked contribution to the play's edgy and disturbing effect.

Together these facilities carry out a large number of deliveries, thus making a marked contribution to facility deliveries in the area.

In general, DGAT2 activity is considered to make a more marked contribution to TAG formation during stationary phase (Yen et al. 2008; Kohlwein 2010).

Conversely, binding to PI 4,5 P2 alone was not capable of generating any apical localization bias, despite its marked contribution to apical recruitment in the presence of Rho1.

2006). 2 In its initial proof of claim, Zurich did not check the box marked "Contributions to an employee benefit plan," but instead checked a box marked "Other," and wrote in "Administrative Expense Insurance Premiums". App.

The study pointed to a marked contribution of SWNTs at low SWNT contents (0.1 wt%) to chain mobility and alignment during electrospinning.

The results support the concept that celastrol-induced cell death of glioblastoma is largely ROS independent, but reveal that it is mainly dependent on both the accumulation of polyubiquitinated protein aggregates and destructive autophagy, and a marked contribution of heat-shock proteins (HSPs) to cell death resistance.

This is a marked contribution and advantage of the proposed method, as well as its simplicity, and yet accuracy, to solve practical problem with little computational effort.

Among them, the Redlich Kwong (RK) proposal was a marked contribution into reviving the interest in vdW-type EOS.

Permutational multivariate ANOVA based on distance matrices (ADONIS) revealed a marked contribution of the microhabitat (Bray-Curtis R2 = 0.11584; R2 Unweighted Unifrac R2 = 0.08851, p < 0.05) as well as phylogenetic-dependent contributions of the host genotype to the composition of the barley microbiota (Weighted Unifrac R2 = 0.24427; R2 Unweighted Unifrac R2 = 0.15262, p < 0.05).