Sentence examples for contributed to easy from inspiring English sources

The main story, as we've told it so far, assumes that factors x, y, and z contributed to easy credit, which fueled rising housing prices, which created the crisis.

The prolonged U.S. occupation of Iraq helped to create ISIS in the first place, and failed American efforts to create and train reliable Iraqi security forces contributed to easy ISIS victories after U.S. forces left in 2011.

The adjusted R2 for this equation was 54.9% which is a reliable value for evaluating prediction accuracy.The average error between the predicted increment and the actual increment was 0.149 mm for our method and 5.87 mm for the method by Mito et al. There are two items that contributed to easier and better prediction accuracy in our equation: (1) higher R2 and (2) fewer independent variables.

Moreover, on account of the relatively low price of alcohol in South Africa, access to alcoholic beverages is easy and may have contributed to easier uptake and over-indulgence among the youth (25).

"Not only are these types of foods empty calories, but overindulging in them can contribute to easy weight gain and thus trigger inflammation," says Dr. Luster.

The transparency of glass facilitates inspection of process operations and minimizes the risk of failure due to unsuspected corrosion, while its hardness and smoothness contribute to easy cleaning.

The strong interchain forces translate into the highest compressive strength found in polymer fibres by far, and the polarity of the polymer seems to contribute to easy adhesion in advanced composite manufacture.

These highly passivated polymers contribute to easy formation of a high resistance material which increases the contact resistance significantly and thus also raises device reliability concerns.

Poor hygiene and sanitation and the close proximity to animals in developing countries all contribute to easy and frequent acquisition of any enteric pathogen, including Campylobacter.

After administration of 5-ALA, PpIX accumulates in cancer tissue in a tumor-specific form, which contributes to easy identification of cancer tissue through irradiation with an exciting light.

To investigate the effects of streptokinase and deoxyribonuclease (DNase) on the viscosity of pus to assess whether the DNase in the old preparation of streptokinase-streptodornase used intrapleurally to treat empyema was contributing to easier drainage of pus compared with purified streptokinase.