Sentence examples for a further contributory from inspiring English sources

This analysis revealed increasing oxide formation at the surface of the pre-treated EJM surface, a further contributory factor to surface roughness increases.

A further contributory factor to the growth of cartels aided by the active complicity of the political system is Reagan's other war, the one in Central America.

A further contributory factor may be the way in which a tumour's ER status is determined.

A further contributory factor may be the effect of cypermethrin on the development of the chalimus since cypermethrin delays metamorphosis within the chalimus stages [ 25].

There may, however, be further contributory mechanisms, such as increased anaerobic metabolism [27, 34, 35] and/or reduced air density, as mentioned above [33], that influence muscle contraction properties and thus improve explosive speed [1, 5] (Fig. 2).

In the three decades since, under governments of all parties, there has been a further steady erosion of the contributory principle.

"In short, this study adds a further brick to the wall of evidence showing that use of traditional cannabis is a contributory cause of psychoses like schizophrenia".

A further 384 death certificates (11%) included endometrial cancer (ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes 182 and C54) as a contributory cause of death.

The dignity approach rejects this strategy, in part because it undermines the moral status of 'marginal' humans (such as embryos and people in a persistent vegetative state), and in part because it holds that dignity (or humanity) is 'primitive' in that it cannot be analyzed further into contributory components.

Bleomycin toxicity was also a possible contributory factor in three further deaths (one BEP, two CBOP/BEP) from infective respiratory conditions (postoperative adult respiratory distress syndrome [ARDS] [one], pneumonia [two]) that occurred 2 3 mo after completion of protocol chemotherapy.

20 Our experiments using BAPTA-AM further confirm a contributory role of intracellular Ca2+ in PKC activation on infection.