Sentence examples for a contributing explanation from inspiring English sources

"It is possible that high levels of domoic acid in the sardines in King Harbor may have exacerbated physiological stress of the fish brought on by oxygen depletion of the water, or may have been a contributing explanation for them congregating in the harbor at very high abundances, but this has not been confirmed," USC professor David Caron wrote Friday in a summary of his laboratory's findings.

However, as it is known that ethnic differences in the regulation of glucose homeostasis, as well as insulin secretion, action, and metabolism, exist (33), a contributing explanation for our finding might be that DM in the African American patients is determined more by insulin resistance than in the Caucasian patients.

The glycation of mitochondrial proteins may be a contributing explanation for the phenomenon of the "metabolic memory".

This could be a contributing explanation to age-related differences in work ability in physically demanding occupations, and to an increasing prevalence of MSD with seniority [ 24, 25].

However, relaxation of metabolite effects is a very plausible contributing explanation for the observed irrigation effect of Nereis spp. and Arenicola marina on benthic carbon mineralization.

Increased blood flow to the kidneys as an immediate reaction to the therapy might be one contributing explanation, as can be the co-infusion of amino acids during therapy.

The documents, which include e-mails, sales reports and strategy documents, offer another possible contributing explanation: the company's success in developing relationships with doctors who, in turn, can influence which brand of device a patient gets.

The finding of an increased risk of death from any cause in women co-prescribed paroxetine has at least two contributing explanations.

These findings, and the potential signal of harm suggested by the meta-analysis presented here, require us to consider other possible contributing explanations for increased mortality in after-hours patients.

Determinants of regional variation in caesarean sections can contribute explanations for the observed overall increasing trend of caesarean sections.

Hence caution should be exercised in interpreting the finding that ethnicity was not a contributing factor in the explanation of help seeking behaviour.