The phrase "as one contributing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual who is making a contribution to a group or effort.
Example: "As one contributing to the project, I believe my insights can help shape our final outcome."
Alternatives: "as a contributor" or "in my role as a contributor".
The researchers cite the surge in the use of powerful opioid painkillers as one contributing factor, with drink and suicide potentially related to people needing relief from pain or mental health problems.
However, the effectiveness of CMS is sometimes difficult to establish, for which unique strain sensitivities has been attributed as one contributing factor.
She cites lack of inspiration as one contributing factor.
In a previous study, Collard et al. reported that a major QTL is defined as one contributing 10%% or more phenotypic variation [ 34].
Increased blood flow to the kidneys as an immediate reaction to the therapy might be one contributing explanation, as can be the co-infusion of amino acids during therapy.
The inverse problem is certainly not exclusive of systems biology: it has been extensively studied in other areas, as reviewed in [ 39], each one contributing with somewhat different perspectives regarding the difficulties encountered and how to surmount them.
Studies such as this one contribute knowledge needed to improve the quality, completeness, and regional comparability of immunization registries before they can be considered a valid and reliable source of data on immunizations status [ 21].
However, it must be taken into account that both T111 and PI 161375 are the parental lines of DHL92 and so it is expected that the number of PAV events would be significantly lower than those found when comparing two not so closely related melon cultivars, as each one contributes to around 50% of the reference genome.
NER repairs bulky adducts caused by UV irradiation [ 38] and many carcinogens such as the ones contributing to carcinogenesis presented by BC patients [ 5- 8].
To normalize the link between adenoma of the large intestine and astrocytoma, we set the weight that each one contributes as proportional to the inverse of its overall number of mutations, so adenoma of the large intestine would be weight 1/10 and astrocytoma grade IV would be 1/299.
The incoordination among the three was also looked on as one of contribute factors to some blackouts by some experts.
