Sentence examples for mouth contributing from inspiring English sources
The delta, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991, contributes about half of Romania's fish production from home waters, with fishing off the Danube mouth contributing to the majority of the catch of sturgeon (banned since 2006) and Danube herring.
Caffeinated beverages, including coffee, tea, and energy drinks, can also dry out your mouth, contributing to cavities.
Furthermore, diminished saliva production reduces the capacity to clear and neutralize dietary acids in the mouth contributing to erosive lesions in some individuals [ 6- 8].
(A note to parents: the enemies' equally smart mouths contribute to the game's Mature rating).
Streptococcus mutans, a bacteria found in the mouth, contributes to tooth decay.
The simplest carbohydrates are sugars, which give many foods their sweet taste but at the same time provide food for bacteria in the mouth, thus contributing to dental decay.
The MscS-Ec pore created by the packing of the TM3A helices is predominantly hydrophobic in character with only Arg at the external mouth potentially contributing a selectivity filter.
A fan of the "space opera" franchise, he situates each film within its historical and political contexts as he considers how luck, an era's zeitgeist, and word of mouth all contributed to the success of "Star Wars".
The experience encouraged him "to open my mouth and contribute" and gave him the confidence, as a student, to interact with established scientists.
In the mouth, malbec contributes a lot to the sensation of roundedness, with softness and density, while cabernet sauvignon contributes to the wine's length.
Finally, it is also likely that positive word of mouth has contributed to enrollment.
