The phrase "as contributing very" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The research findings are significant, as contributing very little to our understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "as playing a significant role" or "as adding considerable value."
The trials that appear on the plots as outliers are mostly small studies, contributing very little (< 5%) to the overall effect estimate.
The other livelihood activities such as charcoal/firewood sales and to some extend crop production seemed to be coping strategies as they contributed very little income to the household.
"The much-anticipated meeting between President Barack Obama and Chinese Premier Xi Jinping in Washington will be business as usual, as boring as an unseasoned beanburger, and contribute very little to solving any of the pressing issues of the day".
Come away around 4.30, weary rather than exhausted as I've contributed very little, my only suggestion being that Alex Jennings, who is eating an egg sandwich, should drop some of the egg down his pullover, as I invariably do.
It is readily apparent that the YOYO-1 promoted and signalled triplex assay is a phenomenon strongly related to hydration because kosmotropic agents, such as TMA-Cl, can contribute very significantly to the TAF.
While major corporations are happy to use infrastructure, they contribute very little to its maintenance as long as they don't pay their full compliment of taxes.
The wide range of comorbidities and other factors identified as risk factors for hospitalisation contributed very little to this increase (table 3).
After its creation, SEATO quickly became insignificant militarily, as most of its member nations contributed very little to the alliance.
Among the factors often cited as contributing to very low fertility is a postponement of marriage to ever-later ages.
As matters turned out they did not contribute very much to the exploration of Nubia.
