Sentence examples for contribute to explain why from inspiring English sources

The results of this study add to the understanding of the interdependencies of conflicting budgeting purposes and contribute to explain why firms often use a single budget for multiple purposes.

Linking failures due to different kinds of vulnerability one to the other permits to reconstruct complete event scenarios, where social and organisational elements are not simply added to the 'hard' components of cities, but contribute to explain why failures and losses occurred and why it took so long to repair them.

Furthermore, the relationship between pain mechanisms and sleep might contribute to explain why some people wake up with migraine.

The marked inoculum effect observed with tazobactam in ESBL-PE may contribute to explain why in vitro susceptibility does not systematically translate to clinical efficacy [58].

This may contribute to explain why consolidation appears not to have a stronger impact on the long-term unemployment ratio in high-EPL countries, as opposed to what found when splitting the sample according to EPL for permanent contracts.

If the PC monitor is for instance considered, the contribution of diffraction to the scattering pattern far from reflection and refraction directions may be rather important; since diffraction undergoes a limited cross-polarization coupling, this may contribute to explain why the monitor is associated with the lowest k xpol value in Table 3.

This paper aims to contribute to explaining why the results of these programs could be different across countries, flagging the crucial role of exports.

The research "could contribute to explaining why certain skin diseases appear at certain sites of the body and not others," says dermatologist Richard Gallo of the University of California, San Diego.

But the fact that some mental states exhibit intentionality would contribute to explaining why an individual's behavior consists in a pair whose coordinates are respectively an internal state and a bodily movement such that the former causes the latter.

This could contribute to explaining why adult voices appear to exclusively report experience or impact on behalf of childhood survivors.

This hypothesis could possibly contribute to explaining why serum adiponectin did not reach statistical significance in our study population.