Sentence examples for contribute to the explanation from inspiring English sources

the aim of this work is to contribute to the explanation of the kinetics of absorption accompanied by chemical reaction of SO2 in suspensions containing clacium compounds.

The number of plant species was mainly related to landscape characteristics and to a lesser extent to field management intensity (nitrogen fertilisation), whereas local soil characteristics did not contribute to the explanation of arable weed richness.

In the formal sector, only differences in education levels contribute to the explanation of the wage gap and we find no differences in coefficients.

These findings are important since they also contribute to the explanation of cross-national differences in educational outcomes for the children of immigrants.

It does not give us an explanatory account of the origins of the state, although it could arguably contribute to the explanation of the maintenance of a state once it exists.

In addition, it appears that the decrease in the share of internal trainers after age 45 is stronger in changing work environments than in non-changing ones.12 These simple descriptive statistics may suggest that ICT and management changes contribute to the explanation of the fall in the proportion of internal trainers after age 45.

We contribute to the explanations of the driving forces of rural-to-urban migration by investigating the differences in wages between rural and urban areas in Mexico.

He said that it took him two years to figure out that SSB contributes to the explanation of how superconductivity works, but once he developed the theory, he quickly turned it around and applied it to particle physics.

Here it seems natural to think of the introduction of the source as both a cause of and as contributing to the explanation of the cat's death, even though the connection between these two event is indeterministic.

He spent two years in determining that spontaneous symmetry breaking contributes to the explanation of how superconductivity works, then quickly turned that theory around and in two brilliant papers with the Italian physicist Giovanni Jona-Lasinio, then a research associate at Chicago, applied it to particle physics.

Genetic factors contributed to the explanation of the overall variance in pain thresholds.