Sentence examples for structures that contribute from inspiring English sources

On one of the most compelling arguments for this view, we all are responsible for institutional structures that contribute to and exacerbate unjust global inequalities, including global health inequalities.

The depth of additional information obtainable about the behavior of the glass and interactions with lipid structure suggests that these techniques will be able to quantify differences among seed structures that contribute to their tendency to age.

Diluting the protein content or reducing the potential of the protein to aggregate, and thereby form structures that contribute to rigidity, may provide a means for improving quality of reduced-fat PCP by using natural cheese with lower intact casein content and lower calcium:casein ratio, for example, or by decreasing the ratio of sodium phosphate to sodium citrate-based ES.

She focuses on the social and economic structures that contribute to ethnic health disparities.

The implication that success and failure rest solely in the hands of the individual, removed from political and economic structures that contribute to the existence of an achievement gap, potentially leads to a society that congratulates privileged students for their superior character.

By fusion of the urogenital folds – elongated spindle-shaped structures that contribute to the formation of the urethral groove on the belly aspect of the genital tubercle – the urogenital sinus closes completely and forms the spongy urethra, and the labioscrotal swellings unite to form the scrotum.

Today, the structures that contributed to such great cost overruns appear neglected.

Many directors evidently do not know whether their companies have the kind of complicated off-balance-sheet structures that contributed to the collapse at Enron.

Effective exploration for mineral deposits depends on a sound understanding of the processes and geological structures that contributed to their formation.

These results along with the characterization results show that the incorporation of aluminum to the zinc oxide matrix produce a slight increase in the optical band gap of ZnO Al (3.26 eV) compared to the pure ZnO film (3.23 eV), and favors the formation of surface structures that contributed to enhance the photocatalytic activity.

Changes in vasculature structure that contribute to these associations are not well understood.