Sentence examples for produced contributing from inspiring English sources

In this case, other biofuels and chemical products of high added value are produced, contributing to an overall enhancement of the economic viability of the whole integrated system.

Therefore, if they become directly infected with Listeria then they would become targets for any CTL produced, contributing to the loss in CD8 T cell number.

As demonstrated by Nicaud et al. (2002), the heterologous gene copy number was a strong determinant of the amount of an enzyme produced, contributing to up to 8-fold increase in the enzyme activity, solely due to gene amplification.

Water for hydration was initially derived from sulfidation of condensed Fe-oxides whereby pyrrhotite produced contributed to the formation of increasingly Fe-rich serpentine layer silicates.

In a stem, for example, the cell division planes of the promeristem are oriented at various angles to the stem axis, so that new cells produced contribute to both width and length.

The proof-of-concept studies for NTSC have been carried out in mice, where the embryonic stem (ES) cell lines that were produced contribute normally to all the tissues of chimeric offspring, including the germ line.

Also, the ROS produced contribute to E2-induced DNA damage in MCF-7 cells since this damage was reduced by antioxidants.

Lactate generated from hypoperfusion generates acidosis as the vast amount of lactate produced contributes a strong anion, decreases the SID, and generates protons.

It means most workers these days lack the purchasing power to buy what the economy is capable of producing — contributing to the slowest recovery on record.

Conventional supermarkets report fresh produce as 9.7percentt of their total retail sales while the natural products retail group reports fresh produce contributing 8.8percentt of sales.

This collaboration between Mr. Wenders, Mr. Gibson and Bono (who co-produced, contributed to the soundtrack and shares a story credit) is an acquired taste: a mellow dream of a movie that's stronger on characterization than it is on plot.