Sentence examples for contributing to explain from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that the influence of vegetation and soil on surface moisture is one of the main effects contributing to explain the impact of land cover on CG-lightning.
Dietary disorders are also unequally distributed in the population [ 37, 38], contributing to explain inequalities in mortality due to tumours of the colon, liver, stomach, oesophagus, mouth and pharynx in both genders.
The analysis of online improvements revealed a GROUPNF1-healthy by DAYS1-5 interaction (F[4·64] = 3·1, p = 0·042) and Posthoc-Scheffé testing confirmed a significant difference between NF1 and controls at day-1 (fast-online learning, Fig. 1B), contributing to explain 74·8% of the total online-improvement in healthy and 40·1% in NF1 patients.
The properties making up the identified burnout subtypes may have different types of associations with the mediator variable of guilt, as suggested in other studies [ 26, 68], thus contributing to explain the evolution of the different forms in which burnout is manifested [ 10], and perhaps enabling their influence on health to be differentiated [ 69].
The hyperproliferation of lung cells observed in caveolin-1 null mice may counterbalance alveolar destruction and airspace enlargement induced by cigarette smoking, contributing to explain the lower number of senescent cells and the milder emphysematous phenotype that we have observed in these mice.
There are some anatomical and methodological reasons which may contribute to explain such a phenomenon [39].
Differences in landscape structure contributed to explain differences in community composition.
Furthermore, the relationship between pain mechanisms and sleep might contribute to explain why some people wake up with migraine.
When combined, four of our seven variables associated with evolution acceptance significantly contribute to explain the variance in evolution acceptance.
Perhaps this is one of the factors that may contribute to explain the decline of urban planning in this phase.
The reduced levels of XA, a putative analgesic compound, may contribute to explain the severity of pain attacks in CH.
