The phrase "as they contribute in" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the role or impact of individuals or groups in a specific context, but the preposition "in" is not appropriate here.
Example: "The researchers are recognized for their efforts as they contribute to the advancement of science."
Alternatives: "as they contribute to" or "as they play a role in".
Particular attention ought to be given to these groups as they contribute in large measure to the rate of nonparticipation in the NIP, i.e., to a greater extent than well-known vaccine refusers such as specific religious groups and anthroposophics.
To better support today's branching science careers pipeline, we recommend that national standards for training and mentoring place more emphasis on career planning and professional skills development to ensure the success of PhD-level scientists as they contribute, in a variety of science-related career paths, to a broadly defined global scientific enterprise.
The study by UCL migration economists Dustmann and Frattini does indeed include two sets of calculations of the fiscal impact (that is, the amount they contribute in taxes as against the amount they receive in state benefits and public services) of immigration to the UK.
The introduction of new actors and new technologies promise to mitigate this challenge, even as they contribute to it in novel ways.
A human rights approach brings both a critical and a practical dimension to public deliberation in bringing attention to historical patterns, cultural values, and prevailing structures of power and powerlessness as they contribute to or result in disparities in access to the benefits of scientific progress or unequal exposure to environmental health hazards.
Freeters "who have no children, no dreams, hope or job skills, could become a major burden on society, as they contribute to the decline in the birthrate and in social insurance contributions," Masahiro Yamada, a sociology professor here, wrote in a magazine essay titled, "Parasite Singles Feed on Family System".
Opinions on their effectiveness are somewhat conflicting in the two countries: informants in Brazil mainly reported problems, whereas most managers in Colombia considered them a facilitator for coordination as they contribute to a reduction in waiting times for urgent referrals.
In Asia, where artemisinin resistance is spreading along the Thai-Cambodia border, counterfeit medicines containing low levels of anti-malarial drugs can pose a particularly dangerous threat, as they contribute to the growth in resistance.
In sum, given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
Given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
Thus, Paneth cells might be of special interest as they contribute substantially to innate immunity in the intestine [45].
