Sentence examples for may simultaneously contribute from inspiring English sources
The aim of this paper is to identify linkages and factors that may simultaneously contribute to these problems.
These two possibilities are not mutually exclusive and sensory and motor error signals may simultaneously contribute to the adaptive re-calibration of a given motor response.
We emphasize that incomplete penetrance, Haldane's Rule, and heterozygosity of autosomal DMIs may simultaneously contribute to partial viability in a given hybrid cross.
Both propagule limitation and invasion resistance may simultaneously contribute to low invadedness of harsh sites, but the management implications of these mechanisms differ.
It would therefore appear reasonable to hypothesize that genetic polymorphism(s) for DNA-repair genes may simultaneously contribute to colorectal cancer susceptibility.
The present results indicate that the situation in human islets mirrors the situation in skeletal muscle, since the expression level of PPARGC1A was reduced in human type 2 diabetic islets, thus providing evidence for a common defect that may simultaneously contribute to peripheral insulin resistance and impairment of beta cell function.
For instance, the highly publicised pensioner suicide in Athens that we studied coincided with the announcement of the Greek elections in April 2012 that may have simultaneously contributed to economic uncertainty and perhaps the very high levels of suicide in the months that followed.
Higher bacillary loads are associated with a higher secondary case rate [ 44– 46] and if in fact the absence of these genes truly plays an important role towards an increased virulence, or even transmissibility, it may be a factor that has contributed to the high prevalence of RDRIO strains in this setting simultaneously contributing to the emergence and spread of M/XDR-TB strains.
He simultaneously contributed to current affairs broadcasts and the big magazines of the day.
This means the technology is opening up more possibilities for solutions -- as well as simultaneously contributing to the problem.
The RLK simultaneously contributed resistance to both pathogens, establishing pleiotropy.
