Sentence examples for as possible contributors from inspiring English sources
Until now, researchers have looked only at common mutations as possible contributors to the risk of common diseases.
He and Trenberth discuss a huge range of names as possible contributors, from several countries, and are keen to widen the net.
Psychosocial stress from relative deprivation, disrupted social cohesion, disinvestment in social capital and underinvestment in human resources have all been cited as possible contributors to this phenomenon.
For students to achieve more expert-like competency in evolutionary reasoning, then, they must consider both adaptive and non-adaptive processes as possible contributors to evolutionary causation.
Otherwise, a variety of DL defects, such as oxygen, zinc vacancies, and interstitials have been proposed as possible contributors to the visible emission.
Thermal cracking has nevertheless been embraced as the primary source of natural gas and alternatives essentially dismissed as possible contributors [4 10].
On the other hand, one point that should be addressed as possible contributor to accelerated atherosclerosis is the genetic background.
A hypothesis of innate axial myofascial hypertonicity was derived as a possible contributor to increased biomechanical predisposition in AS [ 1, 2, 8].
In addition, Klaunig et al.'s claim that we (Keshava and Caldwell 2006) misconstrued their review (Klaunig et al. 2003) as focusing on DNA damage as a possible contributor to the MOA is incorrect; that hypothesis was discussed by Reddy and Rao (1989).
Finally, the rewarming phase after HT is gaining increased attention not only as a possible contributor to injury but also as a neuroreparative mechanism in which anti- (instead of pro-) inflammatory cytokines are released (Diestel et al., 2010; McAdams and Juul, 2012) and warrants further study.
Over the past ten years, growing proof has supported the role of periodontal illness and infection with P. gingivalis as a possible contributor to a number of systemic sicknesses, such as diabetes, preterm birth, heart disease, and atherosclerosis [ 2].
