Sentence examples for reinforcing contribution from inspiring English sources

We continue with the classical and fundamentally important problem of the mechanical reinforcement in nanocomposites; that is, does the reinforcing contribution come from the modification of matrix or the direct mechanical reinforcement by the nanofillers?

DNA sequencing of blood collected from centenarians with preserved cognitive function identified coding variants in insulin growth factor-1 and cholesteryl ester transfer protein, reinforcing the contribution of both metabolism and cholesterol homeostasis to cognitive function.

Two rather obvious factors that do seem to support the shape of the curve are the increase in VAT to 20% and the continuing rise in self-employment, both of which serve to reinforce the contribution of cash to the shadow economy.

This would then reinforce the contribution that this specific figure gives to the cost-benefit equation.

Upholding these grazing practices will reinforce the contribution of pastoral ecosystems in protecting the atmospheric environment.

The weighting factor between unknown node U i and reference node R j reinforces the contribution from closer references and increases the location precision.

The use of a weighting factor for the cost function that reinforces the contribution to the location from the closest references was suggested in [15], providing more precise range estimation.

This result further reinforces the contribution of AFAP1L1 to the in vivo growth of CRC cell-derived xenografts.

This finding reinforces the contribution of multi-organ dysfunction in determining outcome, irrespective of the nature of underlying disease, and holds true even for patients with cirrhosis.

Additionally, we reinforced the contribution of these hallmarks to cancer progression and aggressiveness, and point at promising therapeutic targets for cancer therapy, such as MCTs.

The larger pool of indels afforded by our interspecific comparison here reinforces the contribution of mSSRs to indel mutation in this bacterial endosymbiont.