Sentence examples for contributing to a selection from inspiring English sources
He was interviewed at great length – the tapes have been transcribed and are in the collection – and he co-authored books on blade manufacture, cutlery, silver and edge tools, wooden spokeshaves, and knife-making in Sheffield, as well as contributing to a selection of pamphlets on subjects including button-making and the coopering trade.
Finally, data may be missed or limited in cases of perinatal or early neonatal mortality contributing to a selection bias that will also be seen due to the character of the participating centers.
Sara Greenberger, Shannon Ebner, Michael Vahrenwald and Rachel Foullon also contribute to a selection that has no low points.
Project Hope for Greece recruited people to contribute to a selection of vetted and reviewed charities, including Médecins Sans Frontières Greece, To Chamoyelo Tou Paidiou, a children's charity, and Desmos, which itself helps to match donors of goods, services and cash with Greek non-profits.
This may contribute to a selection bias and limits the generalizability of these hospital-based epidemiology results to the overall population or other healthcare sites.
First of all, the limited response rate (66.9%) to the web-based survey tool may contribute to a selection bias.
The exclusion of patients referred with drug and alcohol dependence as main diagnosis might contribute to a selection bias, mostly decreasing the prevalence rate of cluster B PDs.
Finally, the fact that a higher percentage of lost-to-follow-up was observed in the population that did not belong to organisations may have contributed to a selection bias.
Second, the differences in the response rate and the different composition of respondents in their age and position at KUHP and SNUH may have contributed to a selection bias.
The main feature of TuberQ is to provide a druggability analysis of Mtb proteins in a consistent and effective manner, contributing to a better selection of potential drug targets for screening campaigns and the analysis of targets for structure-based drug design projects.
