Sentence examples for unrecognized contribution from inspiring English sources

Our study unravels a previously unrecognized contribution of CB2 receptors to the pathogenesis of obesity associated-comorbodities via an impact on obesity-associated inflammation, insulin resistance and fatty liver.

These data unravel a previously unrecognized contribution of CB2 receptors to obesity-associated inflammation, insulin resistance and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and suggest that CB2 receptor antagonists may open a new therapeutic approach for the management of obesity-associated metabolic disorders.

Here, we report an unrecognized contribution of Sun1 and Sun2 to the postnatal development of murine cerebellum.

These results reveal a previously unrecognized contribution of glucocorticosteroid treatment to bacterial airway infections particularly in the context of asthma.

Moreover, the findings reveal that the levels of this T cell subset are correlated with disease activity measures and the radiographic erosion status after 2 years, suggesting a previously unrecognized contribution of these cells to the pathogenesis of PsA.

Our study expands the list of genes that are regulated by the germline nuclear RNAi pathway and indicates a previously unrecognized contribution of this pathway to the stability of germline gene expression in a changing environment.

In English and Spanish, the tiles tell a story of the difficulties faced by native peoples and black settlers, and of their unrecognized contributions.

While most black G.I.'s spent the war consigned to service units behind the lines -- loading ships, driving trucks and digging latrines -- a small number of all-black fighting corps made important (and still largely unrecognized) contributions on the battlefield.

Despite the overwhelming documentation and many egregious examples showcasing the fact that women have gone unrecognized despite their tremendous contributions, there are still many who argue that women are unfit in general to be good scientists, and use their lack of recognition, accolades, or Nobel Prizes as evidence for that absurd contention.

Too often, he says, those contributions go unrecognized.

Unrecognized hypoprolactinemia may contribute to SLD.