Sentence examples for somewhat contributes from inspiring English sources

At the initial phase, IR injury involves a sterile inflammatory response that somewhat contributes to the tubular cell damage.

This means that production of c-di-GMP by YdaM somewhat contributes to but is non-essential for activating MlrA to drive csgD transcription, that is, YdaM may activate MlrA by direct interaction.

Though all of the above-mentioned mechanisms may somewhat contribute to the periodic TEC variations, here we concentrate on another possible mechanism, related to field-aligned plasma transport (Cran-McGreehin et al. 2007).

The recent enlargement of the EU to the 12 new accession countries (Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania) has somewhat contributed in reshaping the measures specifically addressing pastoral areas.

Among the 151 deaths included in the panel review process, CDI directly caused or strongly contributed to the death for 101 (67%) and somewhat contributed or was unrelated to death for 49 (32%).

This could be somewhat contributed to by paediatricians' behaviours and their antibiotic prescribing practices in Palestine [ 35, 36, 46, 47], which is one of the developing countries in the Middle East that has a high antimicrobial resistance rate [ 32, 48, 49].

For analysis, the 5 categories were subsequently collapsed into 3: CDI directly caused or strongly contributed to death; CDI somewhat contributed to death or was unrelated to death; and information was insufficient to determine the role of CDI in the death.

Panel members were asked to independently categorize their interpretation as follows: a) death was directly attributable to CDI; b) CDI strongly contributed to death; c) CDI somewhat contributed to death; d) death was unrelated to CDI; or e) information was insufficient to determine the role of CDI in the death.

This is a much higher rate than reported for equivalent analyses on heteroplasmic variants in non-cancer samples (8/37; 21.6%) (Li et al., 2010), although methodological differences may somewhat contribute to this apparent difference (Goto et al., 2011; Avital et al., 2012).

Artworks, perhaps somewhat inadvertently, contributed to virulent anti-Semitism by picturing Jesus and Mary as Northern European Christians with no connection to the dark menacing "vile Jews," as they were represented in artworks.

Except for one Canarian locality, relative nestedness showed somewhat higher values in invaded than in non-invaded sites, suggesting that Opuntia might slightly contribute to increase nestedness.