Sentence examples for remarkably contributed to from inspiring English sources

SARs analysis suggested that (1) the thiosemicarbazide moiety remarkably contributed to the increase of inhibitory effects on tyrosinase; (2) the configuration and bond type of sugar moiety also played a very important role in determining their inhibitory activities.

The improvement of high temperature charge acceptance of yttrium-doped nickel hydroxide remarkably contributed to the high temperature charge discharge efficiency of the nickel metal hydride (Ni MH) batteries with a commercial AAA size.

Data from experiments performed on cell cultures have remarkably contributed to highlight the direct toxic effects of exposure to HG conditions on the neuronal population (see for a review [ 8, 10]).

However, items other than the sleep-related ones (e.g., the lost interest in sex) remarkably contributed to the depressive-somatic pattern in the factor analysis, which could in fact account for the associations detected in the perimenopausal and postmenopausal groups.

Immunological and pathophysiological events remarkably contribute to increase mast cells [53], resulting in cardiac inflammation and fibrosis [54].

CNT delivers a small reversible capacity of 6.5 mAh g−1 at 4 C and does not remarkably contribute to the total capacity, and its main role is to increase the composite conductivity and support its mechanical properties.

The synergistic effect between MMT transition metals and Au ions and faster adsorption-desorption process contributed to remarkably enhance dynamic CO2 reduction to CO.

The aligned MWCNTs contributed to remarkably enhancing the mechanical and piezoelectric properties, but also improving actuator performance of the M/C composite.

Fears in America that News Corp would diminish the editorial standards of the WSJ  have proved unfounded and the circulation of the core US edition (which is heavily linked to subscriptions) has remained remarkably stable, contributing to a worldwide sale of 2.3 million.

Remarkably, σB contributes to virulence and gastrointestinal spread, but not systemic infection [ 78].

In the present study however, PHA responses were remarkably low and could have contributed to the high indeterminate rate.