Sentence examples for which contribute directly from inspiring English sources

In this effort we apply a combination of theoretical and experimental approaches, both of which contribute directly to the completion of such a project.

The significance of the present study is that both the hazard parameters (which contribute directly to flood occurrence) and vulnerability parameters (which reflect conditions of the region where the flood occurred), including residential and social characteristics, were shown quantitatively to affect flood damage.

Taken together, these studies clearly reinstate the importance of SIRT3 in the maintenance of metabolic regulation, regeneration in stem cells, and also neuroprotection, all of which contribute directly or indirectly in the acceleration of aging in individuals when dysregulated.

Although the exact inheritance mechanisms of such traits are largely unknown, it is commonly accepted that there are interactions of numerous biological processes, which contribute, directly or indirectly, to phenotypes [1], [2].

Further biological and clinical investigations using a large cohort of patients will be necessary to identify those which contribute directly to breast cancer development and progression, have prognostic value and are possible targets for therapeutic intervention.

Livestock are also productive assets, which contribute directly to farm output through animal traction and indirectly as a store of wealth for future investment.

Furthermore, according to the XPS studies carbon coating based on MPNVF is more chemically stable versus electrolyte, which contributes directly to the improved protection of active material against physical damage.

Increases of world market price increases the prices of imported commodities, therefore the consumption basket becomes more expensive, which contributes directly to decreases of the consumption and welfare.

A GOA is defined as an action which contributes directly to the progress of the procedure [ 12].

During infection, resident mucosal tissue NK cells respond primarily through IFN γ production, which contributes directly to early control of pathogens.

Contrary to classical antioxidants, melatonin exerts several additional effects, which contribute either directly or indirectly to the decrease of free radicals, and some of these actions are particularly relevant to or specific for the brain.