Sentence examples for a probable contributing from inspiring English sources
Various investigations, including that conducted by President Obama's commission on the spill, have also identified this failure as a probable contributing factor to the disaster.
Based on these estimates, the patient's workplace was considered a probable contributing factor to his development of lung cancer.
In particular, LINE-1 is a probable contributing factor for chromosomal aberrations and the progression of MM under conditions of global hypomethylation.
Probable contributing causes of death were independently assessed by two paediatricians on the basis of all the clinical information collected (including hospital records) and the verbal autopsy.
Gene amplification of Six1 is a probable mechanism contributing to tumorigenesis in breast cancer (Reichenberger et al, 2005).
In this study, we used data from the Taiwan SARS outbreak to explore whether quarantine was effective in expediting the time from onset to clinical diagnosis and hospitalization, and the time from clinical diagnosis to classification as a probable case-patient, thus contributing indirectly to prevention of possible infections.
Based on the model, a robust probability reasoning is conducted, through which the most probable factors contributing to the occurrence of unexpected consequence are identified.
In addition to vicariant isolation, ecological adaptation to the greater availability of larval prey in Taiwan compared with the Ishigaki and Iriomote islands is another probable factor contributing to the larger body size of E. formosa compared with E. yayeyamana [ 30].
Several factors may contribute to a probable underestimation of the actual costs in this model.
The absence of diagnosis items that rule out SNN such as demyelinating features on the ENMG, or biological perturbations may also contribute to a probable diagnosis of SNN.
Despite a probable role for limb alignment in contributing to the initiation and progression of knee OA, sex differences in lower limb alignment are equivocal (Table 2) [ 5, 12- 16].
