Sentence examples for stores contributed to from inspiring English sources
Having fewer stores contributed to the sales decline in the quarter, as did fewer shoppers in malls, which has hurt many mall-based retailers.
"The shift away from brick-and-mortar stores contributed to the labor dynamics for the retail sector, and that is a story that has been ongoing for the past several years," said Michelle Meyer, senior U.S. economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
These results indicate that calcium release from intracellular stores contributed to D2S but not D2L receptor-GIRK desensitization.
He says its conventional main street, independently owned businesses (and absence of big-box stores) contribute to its "nice flavor".
He says its conventional main street, independently owned businesses (and absence of big-box stores) contribute to its "nice flavor". He also appreciates Dillon's historical significance; it's where Lewis and Clark found the Shoshone natives and negotiated supplies for their crossing of the Rocky Mountains.
Calcium from intracellular stores contributes to the odor-mediated calcium response in HEK293T cells.
Furthermore, negative manipulations of SOCE can deplete intracellular stores, contributing to pathological conditions following neuropathy (Rigaud et al., 2009).
Endoplasmic calcium stores contribute to calcium-dependent desensitization of D2 autoreceptor-GIRK signaling (Perra et al., 2011).
Multiple cellular Ca2+ stores contribute to the maintenance of Ca2+ homeostasis and virtually all cell organelles control the transport of Ca2+ across their membranes to regulate organelle/cellular function [ 31].
Summing up, the above results show that both Ca2+ entry through VGCCs and Ca2+ release from intracellular Ca2+ stores contribute to the SPCU and full scale [Ca2+]i mobilization in response to muscarinic stimulation.
Ongoing chelation therapy may have also precipitated a release of Mn body stores, contributing to increased blood Mn in the summer and fall of 2005; it remains unclear if this alone could explain the magnitude of the increase.
