Sentence examples for contributing reason for from inspiring English sources
An important contributing reason for the imbalance can be traced to the high school experiences of these students.
One possible contributing reason for a higher mortality rate in elderly ICU patients is the fact that the decision to limit or withhold therapy occurs more frequently among elderly ICU patients.
Therefore, some factors generated during operation of the BLP-TES device such as the production of reactive chemical species, which have previously been shown to be the principal contributing reason for the inactivation of bacteria and viruses (Maeda et al. 2015; Sakudo et al. 2017), may be responsible for degrading Stx and their A subunits.
A contributing reason for the vast number of the captives among them was not only that they had sent many soldiers into the battle, but also that, when the flight took place, many of the p191 fugitives turned into the interior, especially into the territory of the Acragantini, and since every man of them was taken captive by the Acragantini, the city was crammed full of the captured.
The tavern may have been a contributing reason for the passage of a law that mandated no alcoholic drinks be served after 9 p.m. under penalty of a fine, unless a satisfactory reason was given to the constable or magistrate.
One contributing reason for this could be that CD+ herds were larger than CD- herds.
The main contributing reasons for this fact are its high number of nodes, its low nodes reduction rates, and its inherent complexity.
Contributing reasons for the number discrepancy may be the incomplete rat genome (there are many gaps), and the attention given to human and mouse as model organisms for miRNA studies.
These, alongside mis-perceptions of what mentoring involved, difficulties in establishing relationships with women assigned to them and alternative employment opportunities, usually with less need for flexibility in working hours, were confirmed as contributing reasons for resignation.
In an advanced major's class, in which all students have taken the same prerequisites and have had more experiences engaging in discussion, more students may feel confident contributing reasons for their answers or refuting others' ideas.
