The phrase "contribute for developing" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A better way to express this idea would be "contribute to development." For example, "The government's donations will contribute to the development of the education system."
Intramuscular accumulation of fat or marbling in meat animals are much important to contribute significantly for developing the quality of meat.
The important "emotional content" of midwifery work has been noted [ 79], and this has also identified as a contributing factor for developing burnout [ 80].
As with the developmental origin hypothesis of PCOS, it is possible that variations in CAG repeat length of the AR gene and increased maternal androgen concentrations during pregnancy may contribute to risk for developing characteristics of bingeing-type ED (i.e. binge eating and weight gain) in the fetus through a process of prenatal androgenization during fetal brain organization.
Obese, overweight high-risk and abdominally obese patients are often susceptible to develop an adverse lipid profile also known as the 'lipid triad' (elevated LDL-C, low HDL-C, elevated triglycerides) [ 14] which is one of several contributing risk factors for developing CVD.
The application of WGS and evolutionary principles to drug resistance in M. tuberculosis has been furthering our understanding of the challenges faced in the clinic as well as contributing key data for developing tools and strategies to control drug-resistant TB.
Previous studies have demonstrated that clinical strokes and covert vascular lesions of the brain contribute to the risk for developing dementia.
In patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), inflammation, dysregulated Epstein Barr virus (EBV) infection and immunosuppressive therapy may contribute to increased risk for developing lymphoma.
Along with clinical differences that may contribute to increased risk for developing gout, identification of underlying genetic differences in the various enzymes and transporters involved in purine metabolism and urate renal excretion could shed further light on why African Americans are affected with gout at higher rates.
The complexity of Middle Eastern problems and futures research's theoretical basis for tackling complex issues suggests that it might contribute to developing outlooks for the region.
