The phrase "a low contribution in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the minimal impact or input of something in a particular context or area.
Example: "The study revealed that there was a low contribution in the overall success of the project due to insufficient funding."
Alternatives: "a minimal input in" or "a slight impact in".
Nonetheless, neurological diseases, which are known strong disabling diseases [ 14, 27], presented a high disabling impact but a low prevalence, resulting in a low contribution of the disability burden in Belgium.
Previous studies (Marcus and Chao 1998) demonstrated that ocean has a low contribution to seasonal variations in LOD (less than 5%%); its contributions on interannual or longer scales can also be negligible (Abarco del Rio et al. 2000).
The results demonstrated a low contribution of phenolic compounds in antioxidant properties of stone fish extracts compared with other possible molecules such as carotenoids, ascorbic acid, proteins, and peptides such as glutathione.
Similarly, in chimeras with a low contribution of mutant cells, all Pax6 −/− progenitors were Gsx2−, even those in very small isolated groups, whereas all wild-type progenitors, even individually isolated ones, were Gsx2+.
MSW collected in Kano has a low contribution from food wastes (38 w/o).
Down-weighting the measured variables with a low contribution to the response, is not enough in this case.
Isomirs deviating from this, in general had a low contribution to the test statistic.
Our previous studies demonstrated that allelopathy through root exudates of P. australis had relatively low contribution in suppression of M. ericifolia in comparison to other competitive effects.
According to the levels, an effective and efficient charging scheme for mobile chargers to recharge sensors is proposed in this paper such that the sensors with high contribution to coverage and connectivity can be charged than those with low contribution in order to prolong the network lifetime.
