Sentence examples for moderately contribute from inspiring English sources

Cluster (iv) is rather uncharacteristic; here, the five features moderately contribute to intron recognition, leaving an information deficit of approximately 20%.

Moreover, a recent study using specific blockades reported that VEGFR2 signalling (but not VEGFR1 signalling) is critical in decidual angiogenesis, vascular remodelling and pregnancy progression, while VEGFR3 signalling may moderately contribute to decidual angiogenesis but has no effect on early pregnancy progression (Douglas et al, 2009).

In the liver of obese mice, Cnr2 mRNA was only weakly induced, and CB2 receptors moderately contributed to liver inflammation.

In addition, gender and attachment to Dutch culture moderately contributed to the variance in HRQOL.

The Sanaga River was by far the most important contributor, with variability in several environmental factors (e.g. surface moisture, temperature, precipitation and diurnal range) moderately contributing to the overall partitioning of genetic diversity.

A study published in 2011 that assessed pairs of twins in which at least one twin was affected by an ASD suggested that, while genetic factors contribute moderately to susceptibility, environmental factors contribute to a greater degree.

Occasional: users that contribute moderately, and mainly questions, over an above-average activity time.

de Stalova et al. have found that sociodemographic and behavioral factors also contribute moderately but significantly to the intergenerational transmission of low birth weight [ 2].

However, broad gene expression patterns as identified by principle component analysis contribute only moderately to gene-compound relationships in this study.

In summary we show that cell wall modifications, fluctuations in the redox state and the combinatorial effects of phytohormones may contribute to moderately resistant phenotype of E. grandis to C. austroafricana.

The board combined practical policy making with a moderately academic tone contributed by a large number of Ph.D. economists.