Sentence examples for contributed to much higher from inspiring English sources
According to the Italian National Institute of Health, the fruits of the land and the acrid smoke blanketing it have contributed to much higher rates of illness and mortality than those elsewhere in Italy.
Although docetaxel and navelbine were not associated with higher rates of CIA, cyclophosphamide appeared to contribute to much higher rates of CIA.
The finding that BPA can be efficiently and very rapidly absorbed by the sublingual route suggests that that sublingual absorption of BPA that enters the mouth from both dietary and nondietary sources may contribute to much higher internal exposure to the unconjugated form of BPA than would be expected after the passage through the gastrointestinal tract.
In addition, the development of preshaped batteries, as the first step to battery integration, has contributed to a much higher level of design freedom for portable electronic equipment.
But as the tugboat Umatilla made its way down the Snake the other day, pushing a barge loaded, by the government's count, with 254,317 smolts, corps biologists said they were still gathering data on whether barging contributed to a much higher rate of what they termed "delayed mortality" among salmon transported that way.
Importantly, this correlated with transactivation of NK cells which contributed to a much higher global IFNγ secretion, and thereby biasing to a more Th1 polarized response.
These TDI impurities may also have contributed to the much higher concentrations of XRF-measured chlorine observed (2.2 23.7%) compared to the GC/MS results for the OPFRs.
We speculated that the number of variations in the form in which HTA journal is cited contributed to the much higher rate of unlinked citations to the monographs in Scopus.
Theoretical density functional theory calculations reveal that the novel binuclear site exhibits considerably reduced thermodynamic barrier towards ORR, thus contributing to the much higher intrinsic activity.
