Sentence examples for contributes to driving from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this study contributes to driving the future adoption of SECaaS, addressing existing threats to the security of enterprise information systems.
A complimentary study of the ecological niche differentiation in these populations shows that the demes of chimpanzees found in this study also occupy significantly different niches [ 53], suggesting that environmental variation contributes to driving the differentiation of these populations.
However, some investigators claim that such seems to be the case in risky drivers who overestimate their driving skills which ultimately contributes to driving violations and crashes [ 39- 42].
It is not clear however, whether this is due to a direct inhibition of Golgi cells, or an indirect effect by inhibition of excitatory input that contributes to driving the Golgi cells (see also point 1 above).
While socio-economic conditions, climate factors, and background immunity, may all contribute to driving influenza excess mortality rates, the relative contribution of each factor remains debated and could depend on the spatial scale of the study.
Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, said, "I don't know how those two folks are going to sleep at night, knowing that they contributed to driving that young man to that alternative".
The comments contributed to driving down the value of the Brazilian currency, the real, by about 14percentt in the next three days, and helped lead to a sharp sell-off in Brazilian debt.
Bloggers compare his brand to Starbucks because he opened a third store on Bleecker Street in the West Village, which has contributed to driving up rents and changing the neighborhood.
Public transportation is generally better in Europe than in the United States, and gas often costs over $8 a gallon, contributing to driving costs that are two to three times greater per mile than in the United States, Dr. Schipper said.
The arrest of some corrupt officials in 2006 dampened a building boom, thus preventing the kind of new housing glut that has contributed to driving down prices in other spots along the Costa del Sol.
The announcement came amid a swirl of rumors that the hospital was closing and less than a week after the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, put out a report saying that financial problems at LICH had contributed to driving SUNY Downstate, a major teaching hospital, toward insolvency.
