Sentence examples for might contribute substantially from inspiring English sources
Minor or alternate pathways, which might contribute substantially to androgen production in specific states, have also emerged.
Therefore BAT might contribute substantially to human energy expenditure.
Cancer is a heterogeneous disease, and the heterogeneity of tumour samples might contribute substantially to the results.
This led us to question whether an unrecognized high-affinity/low-capacity pathway might contribute substantially to human benzene metabolism at air concentrations < 1 ppm.
Further, an emerging concept in association studies is that rare sequence variants with strong phenotypic effects might contribute substantially to the aggregated risk of complex traits, including cancer.
Thus, the ompC gene was either disrupted or not present, which explains lack of expression of this protein and might contribute substantially to ertapenem resistance of E. coli CO.
These haplotypes might contain a large amount of sequencing error or missing data, and their inclusion in the reference panel might not contribute substantially to an increase in imputation accuracy.
At first glance, the high prevalence of epistasis in mapping studies of disease traits suggests that interactions amongst host resistance genes might indeed contribute substantially to variation in disease susceptibility, as is assumed by models of host-parasite coevolution.
Because footprint density generally is far lower in 3′ UTRs than in 5′ UTRs or coding regions, it is possible that various sources of noise (e.g. regions of mRNA protected by RNA structures or by RNA-binding proteins) might contribute more substantially to this density than to the density in coding regions.
The per cell basis is thus more appropriate for metabolic engineering comparisons because it reflects the actual capacity of the oil biosynthesis pathway in cells, independently of other products such as cell wall and starch which might contribute very substantially to dry weight.
Similarly, those with rheumatoid arthritis who eventually were hospitalised might have contributed substantially more person years than they should.
