The phrase "as contributed with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion.
Example: "The research findings were significant, as contributed with the data from various studies."
Alternatives: "as provided by" or "as shared by".
EA, NG and AS contributed with reagents and materials as well as analysis tools.
AS contributed with analysis of data and with critical revision and interpretation of the manuscript.
IPRS, GT, WM and AS contributed with conception, design, interpretation of data and revision of the manuscript.
CM, IC and AS contributed with the acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data, AS and MCM contributed scientifically to the paper by performing literature searches, CM, IC and AM contributed with drafting of the manuscript.
AS contributed with statistical analysis of data and with critical revision and interpretation of the manuscript.
Traditional dissections remain necessary for many purposes, but digital pre-dissection with MRI and CT could improve the planning of the dissection as well as contribute with valuable additional knowledge.
By a resampling procedure, the estimated 90% C.I. interval was [0.19, 0.44], which is convincing for the item as contributing with respect to the construction of the underlying dimension.
The progressive restriction in spinal mobility experienced by patients with AS contributes to significant functional disability and reduced HRQoL.
PH has as a supervisor contributed with analysis, drafting and revising of the manuscript and has given the final approval.
GDC; MG; CMM; SAB; ARB; SG; AS; AC; NO contributed with data collection and critically revised the manuscript.
The involvement of the group of specialists should be emphasized, as they contributed with reflections and discussions, thereby promoting suitable adjustments in the developed synthesis-version.
