Sentence examples for purported contribution from inspiring English sources

Such packaging does not tend to be well received in South Africa, where downmarket papsaks (foil bags of wine) were banned because of their purported contribution to alcoholism and associated social ills.

This implication that VEGF-trapping alone may not account for sVEGFR1's anti-angiogenic potential needs to be experimentally validated; while computationally, the next step would be to investigate whether heterodimerization with surface VEGFRs is the key to sVEGFR1's purported contribution in impaired angiogenesis.

The feds said Alexander told clients to create a subchapter S corporation to be the pension plan sponsor and then declare "purported" contributions sufficient to eliminate taxes on the small business's income.

In view of the facts described above, we purported to investigate the contribution of the different segments of the SAHA pharmacophore (i.e., "cap", "linker", and "metal-binding" regions) in determining the overall thermodynamics of binding of the inhibitor to HDAC8.

This is one of the first reports on DF stiffness in older adults, as most studies focus on PF because they are purported to make a larger contribution to activities of daily living [67].

A criminal complaint charges that Mr. Pan, for example, used straw donors to arrange for a $16,000 contribution to Mr. Liu's campaign — from a purported Texas businessman who called himself Richard Kong but who was actually an undercover F.B.I. agent participating in a sting operation.

The rationale for using risk-adjusted mortality rates is that they purport to distil the contribution of patient case-mix factors and the play of chance mortality, and thereby expose a residual unexplained variation which may implicate quality of care.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

It wasn't purported to be.

He went with a bang not a whimper: two of his last contributions to the New Republic were a trenchant critique of the history of the six-day war by Michael Oren, now Israeli ambassador to Washington, and an evisceration of Koba the Dread, Martin Amis's purported book on Stalin.

He purported not to comprehend my misgivings.