Sentence examples for subsequently contributing from inspiring English sources
Alveolar epithelial cells, hepatocytes, lens epithelium, endothelial cells, mesothelial cells, and cardiomyocytes all have the potential to undergo EMT and resemble myofibroblasts, subsequently contributing to organ fibrosis [26].
The interventions will build on the Millennium Development Goal successes, subsequently contributing to the recently launched Sustainable Development Goal targets through concerted efforts.
This situation may lead to an imbalance in renal potassium/sodium handling that may further damage the tubules, thereby subsequently contributing to a further decline in renal function [ 7].
6 Covering some or all of these factors in an educational intervention programme could increase awareness and influence healthcare professionals' handover knowledge and skills across levels and units of care, subsequently contributing to organisational cultures improving on quality and safety in transitional care of the elderly.
The same flaws subsequently contributed to the conviction of three al-Jazeera journalists now jailed in Cairo.
"It is curious other composers did not subsequently contribute to the genre," he wrote.
"It is curious that other composers did not subsequently contribute to the genre," he wrote.
He subsequently contributed a number of dances to the company, notably Juba (2003) and In/Side (2009).
Barrett understands the potential controversies inherent in trans people asking for medical help paid by the taxpayer but insists that people who have gender reassignment surgery subsequently contribute far more to society than they ask of the NHS.
Following what were considered inappropriate text messages to the South Africa team regarding the then England captain Andrew Strauss, which subsequently contributed to his retirement, Pietersen was omitted from the final Test of the summer.
The estate of the breeder and owner Paul Mellon, which in 2001 established a $5 million endowment for the foundation and subsequently contributed $2 million more, has paid Stacey Huntington, a veterinarian based in Springfield, Mo., to evaluate the foundation's herd.
