Sentence examples for may contribute additional from inspiring English sources
However, if not, measuring EVLW may contribute additional useful information in critically ill patients with ALI/ARDS.
Further studies conducted on similar populations may contribute additional evidence and allow a meta-analysis to obtain more precise estimates.
Three amino acids make the major nucleotide contacts and adjacent residues may contribute additional contacts and influence the positioning of the major nucleotide contacts.
Moreover the representation of L1 is noisier than that of L2 because L1 has to be stored in memory, a process that may contribute additional noise to the representation of L1; (2) the control region has information about the marginal distribution of bar lengths.
This may contribute additional bias to the current study.
Suboptimal indoor environments may contribute additional risk beyond that of the poor outdoor air quality.
The presence of BMP or other factors in the RMS may therefore contribute additional regulation to neurite outgrowth, providing a bridge for controlling morphogenesis while immature neurons migrate from the SVZ to the OB.
One can speculate that these TM domains may (a) contribute additional functional determinants involved in regulation of transport, (b) provide docking sites for homo- or heterodimerization of the transporter or interaction with other proteins or other membrane constituents, or (c) provide structural determinants for stability and/or targeting to specific membrane microdomains.
The ubiquity of Pol κ argues that this protein may contribute to additional aspects of cell physiology in addition to its role in TLS (Ogi et al, 2002; Avkin et al, 2004) and DNA repair synthesis following the NER-mediated excision of exogenous DNA damage NER (Ogi and Lehmann, 2006; Ogi et al, 2010).
Recent data indicate that BRAF or PIK3CA mutations may contribute for additional 20 30% of resistance [20], [25], [26].
We hypothesize that sequence-independent effects on DNA methylation set in early development may contribute an additional layer to human phenotypic variation.
