Sentence examples for clearly contributed to a from inspiring English sources

But they clearly contributed to a massive 18-car pileup earlier in the race.

Joshua Freeman, a Flint city councilman, is not sure that the layoffs directly caused homicides to spike, but says they clearly contributed to a growing sense of lawlessness.

Multiple mRNA markers clearly contributed to a higher number of positive samples compared to only using single markers.

Finally, kleptoparasitism clearly contributed to a reduction of coral feeding by decreasing prey retention rates of the coral host (also see next section).

"The recent drop in gasoline prices has clearly contributed to an overall improvement in consumer confidence and right now that looks like it could build over the month".

Although VE had no effect on the EPEC-related increase of enterocyte apoptosis, it clearly contributed to an acceleration of epithelial cell proliferation in the ileal crypts.

This finding implies that this market expansion policy would clearly contribute to a reduction in carbon emissions.

Although high uptakes of Affibody molecules have been obtained in tumors due to a favorable balance between their high affinity and smaller size compared to antibodies and fragments, [33] hypoxia and collapse of vessels due to increasing pressure would clearly contribute to a disparity between the total receptor levels and those measured by the in vivo imaging tracers.

Although RA primarily affects the joints, it is a systemic disease that clearly contributes to a marked increase in the risk for development of ASCVD (for example, [ 2]).

Inactivity, coupled with increased metabolic demands, clearly contributes to a multitude of issues limiting and/or prolonging recovery from injury [ 10, 11].

Biological themes as represented by GO-terms (biological processes, molecular functions and cellular compartments) fulfilling the following criteria were included into further analysis: 1. Number of underlying genes per GO-term >9 2. No terms of lower hierarchy clearly contributing to a significant higher node (e.g. exclusion of "collagen V" if "collagen" is significant) 3.