Sentence examples for contributed to these variations from inspiring English sources
What were the biological forces that contributed to these variations?
Differences in training, review procedures and documentation in patient records probably contributed to these variations.
Further research should establish the degree differences in the supply of condoms have contributed to these variations.
The sample variability certainly contributed to these variations, as we observed higher CVs for the comparison between susceptible and GISA strains.
Factors that could contribute to these variations include diseases (e.g. cold, fever etc)., facial expressions (e.g. open mouth, closed eyes), physical conditions (e.g. lack of sleeps), and psychological conditions (e.g. fear, stress, excitement).
Residents of one zip code may live many years longer than those of a neighboring zip code, and we are finding that social determinants of health are contributing to these variations in longevity.
We investigated pulmonary and physiological variables that may contribute to these variations in Tend.
It is conceivable that differences in background risk factor profiles (menopausal status, reproductive factors, obesity, or dietary intake) contribute to these variations.
It is generally understood that trainees experience periods of heightened stress during first year residency, yet there is little information on variations in stress and well-being over the transition period or those factors that contribute to these variations.
Fletcher and Martin-Bates noted that an intramuscular lipoma could also be subdivided into infiltrative and well-circumscribed types [ 7], however, the factors contributing to these variations are not well understood.
Although this study was not able to uncover the factors that contribute to these variations, previous studies suggest that community size [ 7], access to female health providers [ 30], perceived importance of screening by health providers [ 31], and promotion of screening in the community [ 32] may play a role.
