Sentence examples for means contributed from inspiring English sources

Although we cannot rule out that introduction of Cys Cys bridges somehow reduced the flexibility of the FRP dimer and by this means contributed to its lower efficiency, our data support the advantageous role of the FRP monomerization.

Data were analyzed using StatView for between group comparisons and SPSS software v 7.0 for repeated measures analysis of variance (for within group comparisons) to determine significant differences and post hoc comparisons to determine which means contributed to the observed effects.

Finally, the post hoc Tukey HSD test was performed on ranked data to investigate which means contributed to the observed effect (Past software; Hammer et al. 2001).

Or might those with means contribute more?

For some donors that means contributing $25, $50 or $100 each year.

So to get involved with Don and co means contributing £20 a month to the Murdochs – boo.

That means contributing resources and money to toxicity studies and freely disclosing which nanotechnologies they are relying on.

If you're making a building, you're probably going to use cement and that means contributing to global warming.

It was to sell soda to rapidly-expanding but vulnerable populations, even if that means contributing to serious health problems, exploiting divides in class and education, and exacerbating racial inequality.

In addition, this generation is willing to pay more for eco-friendly products, if it means contributing to a sustainable lifestyle.

Eating a hamburger means contributing to the factory farming industry.