The phrase "a contribution factor" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a contributing factor." You can use "a contributing factor" when discussing elements that play a role in causing or influencing a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Lack of sleep can be a contributing factor to decreased productivity at work."
Alternatives: "a contributing element" or "a causal factor."
Insufficient roadway sight distance (SD) may become a contribution factor to traffic collisions or other unsafe traffic maneuvers.
Thus, our findings support the notion that bortezomib induces tubulin polymerization and stabilization through the mediation by phosphorylation of stathmin and this may be a contribution factor to the mechanism of proteasome inhibition and toxicity in MM cells.
This was accomplished by calculating a contribution factor for each transcription factor in a cluster.
17 19 The regression analysis showed wearing time was a contribution factor to retardation effect of myopia progression with DISC lenses.
Since each original GO term is already part of the gene ontologies associated to wheat genes, their corresponding GO score given by Equation 2 receives a +1 contribution factor due to wheat being a member of the evolutionary proximity group 1.
To cope with similar situations, a third contribution factor, the interaction loss, is introduced, taking into account propagation direction changes of the path in our model.
Finally, we did not record the pubertal status in this study as we did not consider it was a consistent contribution factor to the prediction of PA.
34 The ICAM-1 GG (E469E) genotype was reported as an independent contribution factor of plasma fibrinogen level as well as HDL cholesterol and urinary albumin excretion in atherosclerosis.
It proposes a novel Hierarchical Contribution Factor based Model (HCM), recognizing the contributions of differing customer classes to the network reinforcement of upstream asset.
He also predicted that "a significant increase in the contribution factor in future quarters is likely".
The Interpersonal Contribution factor explained 16.5% of the variance.
