Sentence examples for system which contributes from inspiring English sources

The complement system is an important component of the innate immune system, which contributes to non-specific host defence.

According to the Matlab/Simulink simulation, this new scheme improves fast response capacity of the control system, which contributes to the practical system design.

This interaction may link myofibrillar Z-discs to the intermediate filament system, thereby forming a lateral linkage system which contributes to maintain adjacent Z-lines in register.

This indicates the involvement of silicate weathering in the groundwater system, which contributes Na+ and K+ to the groundwater (Stallard and Edmond 1983; Rajmohan and Elango 2004; Senthilkumar and Elango 2013).

Moreover T-Ag interacts with the IGF-IR signaling system, which contributes to cell transformation [11].

Its most well-known product is angiotensin II from the substrate angiotensinogen, forming the renin-angiotensin system, which contributes to increased blood pressure and retains salt and water [19].

The safety board concluded that Enbridge workers had not been sufficiently trained to recognize the alarms being generated by the system, which contributed to the spill's going undetected for 17 hours.

In 1627, Francis Bacon's New Atlantis, an unfinished book published a year after his death, described a utopian society that included an embryonic research system which contributed to meeting society's needs, although it did so on its own terms [ 1].

Accordingly to the results, it may be noted that the nutrient imbalance leads to DNA damages, mutations on genomic level in case of U. dioica, and also effects plant antioxidative defense system which contributed to the toxic effects in plants exposed to the long-term high metal concentrations.

In addition, ion bombardment also happens in plasma etching systems, which contributes to heat generation by transferring kinetic energy [23, 24, 25, 26].

It has also been observed that miRNAs accelerate deadenylation of their target mRNAs in Drosophila melanogaster, zebrafish and mammalian systems, which contributes to miRNA-mediated destabilisation of their targets [28], [38], [39], [40], [41], [42].