Sentence examples for contributed to double from inspiring English sources

Heathrow has contributed to double glazing and adobe huts, originally designed as earthquake shelters, to protect pupils from noise.

Overall, LBPS/CYCo contributed to double grooved fibers, and a solvent ratio higher than 1 1 resulted in double grooved fibers with porous surface because of thermally induced phase separation.

According to WHO [ 1], obesity contributed to double burden of diseases particularly diabetes (44%), ischemic heart diseases (23%), and certain types of cancer (7-41%).

The class-action suits recently dismissed in Mississippi cite numerous instances where bungled integration may have contributed to double-billing and other practices that inflated earnings.

"People moving out of the capital to places in the south-east has contributed to double-digit growth in rents in some of the most expensive places like Oxford and Henley-on-Thames," said Mitchell.

According to Sam Mitchell, Head of lettings at Rightmove: "People moving out of the capital to places in the south east has contributed to double-digit growth in rents in some of the most expensive places like Oxford and Henley-on-Thames.

Some housing experts have expressed concerns that Help to Buy, which was announced in the 2013 Budget, has contributed to double-digit price rises seen in London and other property hotspots over the past year.

Data contributing to double crossovers were re-examined and, if suspect, regenerated for second analysis.

Meanwhile, rural subsidies have pushed up wages, contributing to double-digit inflation.

His crystal ball is for 2% GDP growth for 2011 and 2012 and he warns that the Fed's promise of quantitative easing should contribute to double-digit inflation over the next few years.

Since determination of floral organ identity requires the involvement of multiple floral homeotic genes and other regulatory factors during floral development, it is possible that low temperature also influence the expression of other homeotic genes, which might contribute to double-flower formation.