Sentence examples for as likely contributors from inspiring English sources

Over 100 genes have been identified in association with asthma [2]; among them, the orosomucoid-like 3 gene (ORMDL3) and the associated 17q21 locus have emerged through genome-wide association studies as likely contributors to the genetic susceptibility and underlying pathogenesis of asthma.

At least three key types of error have emerged as likely contributors to the pro-Clinton bias in pre-election surveys.

Together these data implicate the activity of ABC-transporters in the BBB as likely contributors to the relatively poor uptake of lipophilic TPP cations into the brain.

37 Ageism, lack of training, pad restrictions due to cost control and poorly integrated services were identified as likely contributors to low standards of care for FI.

Human viruses such as norovirus have been identified as likely contributors to excess GI illness among swimmers at beaches impacted by treated sewage discharges [ 44].

These analyses implicate factors associated with persisting higher A1C levels, rather than low A1C per se, as likely contributors to the increased mortality risk associated with the intensive glycemic treatment strategy in ACCORD.

Using exome sequencing we have identified defects in a myosin II gene, MYH7B, as the likely contributors to hearing loss in one family.

Correlations with lower HDL cholesterol led to studies in which the authors mathematically "adjusted" for these relationships, suggesting that the HDL values could be invoked as more likely contributors to risk than the TG themselves.

The causal connection for the large variation in maximal iP concentration between different grapevine cultivars observed in this study (Figs.  1 and 2a, Table  1) is unknown and will require further investigation, but genetic as well as environmental factors are likely contributors.

Further research is needed to understand the factors that explain subsidy instability, but short eligibility periods and cumbersome application procedures are likely contributors, as are fluctuating and unstable employment circumstances that make it difficult for recipients to successfully comply with program requirements.

However, the results using STRUCTURE 2.2 (Fig. 5) pointed to RIN or NIS as the most likely contributors rather than KIL.