Sentence examples for similarly contributing from inspiring English sources

The same economic logic applies to the monotherapy drugs which are similarly contributing to artemisinin resistance.

Consistent with P. aeruginosa DinB similarly contributing to repair of MMC-induced lesions, simultaneous inactivation of both mutS and dinB led to a more than 10-fold increase in the frequency of MMC-induced mutagenesis (Fig. 4B).

A second mechanism driving the increase in p-Akt with age is also linked to cholesterol loss, and it involves the increase in plasma membrane sphingomyelin, similarly contributing to ligand-independent TrkB phosphorylation and PI3K/Akt activation (Trovò et al, 2011).

In the European colonies of the Caribbean, slave resistance, rebellions, and revolution similarly contributed to the eventual abolition of slavery.

The out-of-the-way setting of "The Wave Organ," at the end of the breakwater forming the Marina Yacht Harbor, similarly contributes to its under-the-radar status.

First, this case study which draws upon literatures surrounding general programme impact assessment, community focused recreational events and open eco-homes can similarly contributeco-homes canme areasimilarly

And how about this: Comcast was in the top five contributors to Rep. Upton's campaign back in 2008, and AT&T similarly contributed to Rep. Walden during the previous election cycle.

We sought to determine whether CD11b+Gr1+ immature myeloid cells (IMCs), which have been shown to promote tumor angiogenesis, accumulate in the placenta and similarly contribute to blood vessel formation.

Spatial segregation of opposite-sex kin may similarly contribute to avoid inbreeding.

PC3 (7.1% of the total variance) similarly contributed to the separation by both continuous and meristic characters (figure not shown).

Cytoplasmic redox regulation of GR differs from NF-κB, but increased nuclear Trx1 could similarly contribute to excessive transcriptional activity.