Sentence examples for be contributed to loss from inspiring English sources

Apart from a slight mass loss below 150°C, which can be contributed to loss of water contained in the GO-chitosan film, no significant loss of mass is detected even at 300°C.

In a report released on Friday, MPs said the lack of an HMRC strategy was contributing to losses to fraud of £16bn every year.

But, she added, the public deserved to know why the S.E.C. had said in its original complaint that "senior management" knew that the undisclosed subprime debt was contributing to losses but failed to charge any senior managers with securities violations beyond the chief financial officer and the director of investor relations.

Agricultural and degraded lands had up to 25% lower SOC stocks than forest soils, indicating that deforestation or conversion of forest land to agricultural uses is contributing to losses of up to 12.4 Mg ha− 1 SOC over time from the top half a meter layer of soil.

This information loss can be contributed to three major factors.

Interestingly, the insertions are found in both males and females, suggesting that X-inactivation or haploinsufficiency could be contributing to the loss of STAG2 expression in the females.

He's contributed to the loss with the penalty.

However, due to the high-magnetic nature, the microwave absorption is contributed to magnetic loss at a high frequency.

It's a time-sucking hobby that's contributed to the loss of her job (violinist in the back row of an orchestra) and therapist ("Cyd, you can't grow if you're still immersed in an imaginary social environment").

High bed net coverage, and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine resistance, may be contributing to its apparent loss of effectiveness.

The decline of SIRT1-dependent ERK/S6K1 signaling in senescent cell may be contribute to cell progression loss and cellular senescence at late passage of human diploid fibroblasts.