The phrase "a probable contributor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that is likely to play a role in a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may be a probable contributor to the increase in productivity observed in the company."
Alternatives: "a likely factor" or "a possible influence".
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1, 2 The disorder is associated with insulin resistance, with excessive flux of fatty acids implicated and the proinflammatory state as a probable contributor.
This is similar to reports from other studies in Nigeria and Africa [ 14, 19], and a probable contributor to the high caesarean section rate.
Expiratory flow limitation from distal airway dysfunction is a probable contributor to the development of intrinsic PEEP in ARDS, but there are other contributors as well.
This rate-limiting step in cell cycle progression is regulated by a number of mechanisms including cyclin D1 abundance [ 4]; consequently, dysregulation of cyclin D1 gene expression or function is a probable contributor to loss of normal cell cycle control during carcinogenesis.
A third probable contributor would be far-field expressions of the India-Asia collision (Acton and Gordon 1989; Besse and Courtillot 1991; Vandamme et al. 1991; Leech et al. 2005).
These results exclude tissue damage as the primary cause of the postcutting recovery phenomenon and suggest that the change in temperature is a probable main contributor.
An additional probable contributor to decreased compliance is thought to be distal airway closure leading to an increase in the trapped gas volume [ 25].
One probable contributor is the strengthening of placebo response in depression trials over time: the effect of placebo has increased substantially over the past decades, 41 meaning that more recently examined drugs are likely to show a relatively small effect size compared with placebo.
A consequence of these low-grade inflammatory processes is the induction of synovial IL-1β and TNF-α, which are probable contributors to the degradative cascade.
CUS has more evenly balanced frequencies of the Maghreb (44%) and East African (50%) components that mimic those in Italy and Atlantic Europe, their most probable contributors.
