Sentence examples for transfer may contribute from inspiring English sources

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Clonal expansion and horizontal gene transfer may contribute to the spread of antimicrobial drug resistance integrons in these organisms.

19– 21 The absence of one integrated (electronic) system for information transfer may contribute to this problem.

This route may provide sufficient membrane constituents for continuing growth and division of peroxisomes, although a non-vesicular membrane transfer may contribute as well [ 59].

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Although gas-phase proton transfer reactions may contribute to lower charging in these experiments, the bimodal charge-state distributions indicate that a fraction of the protein population folds as a result of an increase in the droplet pH.

If they are unsuccessful, they might begin their work, and then go on an extended vacation as part of their continued efforts to negotiate a transfer; posting and transfer practices thus may contribute to absenteeism in some contexts (Aitken 1994).

Two studies have proposed that the presence of ASCs has clinical implications for autologous fat transfers because ASCs may contribute to neoangiogenesis in the acute phase by acting as endothelial progenitor cells (Miranville et al. [ 4]) or as angiogenic-factor-releasing cells (Rehman et al. [ 7]).

Thus, ifn-γ-dependent secretion of IL-10 from transferred Th1 cells may contribute to the entirety of the effects by directly shifting the CNS into a neuroprotective state in addition to increasing the proportion of the neuroprotective M2 subtype of MG/MΦs observed and upregulation of Arg1, CD206, and IL-10.

Ooplasmic transfer, on the other hand, may contribute to heteroplasmy, thereby possibly diluting the effects of mutations in maternal mtDNA and enabling embryo survival.

Dyslipidemia and alterations in reverse cholesterol transfer, partly on genetic basis, may contribute to this [ 17– 20].

It may also deepen our understanding of what does and does not work in school health promotion and may contribute to transfer of knowledge and ideas from one domain to another.

Thus, expression of the fimbria may contribute to transfer of the pathogen from the environment to the oral mucosa of the chicken, after which it would be repressed at the body temperature (Morales et al., 2012).

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