The phrase "a length that contributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific measurement or duration that adds value or significance to a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our study, we found that a length that contributes to the overall effectiveness of the design is crucial for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a measurement that adds value" or "a duration that enhances".
In the two works that immediately followed the first quartet, Bowen finds the Piano Sonata No. 1 (1938) full of the young composer's inventiveness, while Matthews writes of the Concerto for Double String Orchestra (1939): "[I]t is the rhythmic freedom of the music, its joyful liberation from orthodox notions of stress and phrase length, that contributes so much to its vitality".
The mammalian cochlea has numerous specializations throughout its length that contribute to the tonotopic representation of perceived sound with the basal portion responding to higher frequencies than the apex (Davis 2003; Mann and Kelley 2011).
A new method has been developed that uses model u.v./visible absorption spectra to determine the relative resonance enhancement factors and the ranges of polyene lengths that contribute to a particular resonance Raman spectrum from a thermally degraded poly urethane) foam-backed poly vinyl chloride) sheet.
When refining the partitioning of TM domains with special attention to their number and length that may contribute to both organelle localization and microdomain affinity, it turned out that relative to the microsomal fraction, proteins predicted to be anchored by a single membrane-spanning helix were largely enriched in both DIM fractions, and to a larger extent in R- 83%) than in G-(60%) DIMs.
This work demonstrates a telomere length-independent pathway that contributes to a telomere dysfunction disease.
A major gene for hair length 'slick hair' that contributes to improving the animal's thermoregulatory ability, has been described in both Senepol and Venezuelan Carora – a two-breed composite of Brown Swiss and local Criollo (Olson et al. 2003).
There was no obvious pattern of increasing transactivation along increasing promoter lengths that could contribute to mapping potential CDX2 binding sites.
Telomere length is just one factor that contributes to aging, though.
