Sentence examples for contributor to developing from inspiring English sources

He has been with us for so long and been such an important contributor to developing things that work in our environment that we think he is a special case to protect".

This is in accordance with the fear-avoidance model, whereby fear of pain and associated avoidance behaviour may be an important contributor to developing chronic MSCs [ 35].

Furthermore, NASH patients had an approximately 65%% higher risk of developing DM that would last for more than 1 year, indicating that even after accounting for intense immunosuppression shortly after transplantation, which is known to be a major contributor to developing post-transplant DM by itself, NASH patients still remain at higher risk of DM.

Considering that smoking remains a key contributor factor to develop COPD, it was found that CO measurement device is a significant tool inducing a large increase in smoking discussions.

Rats exposed to fuel oil fly ash, a known contributor to PM2.5, developed an inflammation in the lung and also showed signs of inflammatory response in the heart (Killingsworth et al. 1997).

They and other contributors were encouraged to develop the technique and pictorial style of taking photographs by using available light i.e., not using a flash.

Researchers speculate that when microbes mix, humans may take bacterial souvenirs from one another, a potential contributor to how we develop our individual microbiomes.

Falls history was found to be a significant contributor to the model developed for physical health status (SF-36 PCS), accounting for 29% of the variance, and 18% of the variance in wellbeing (PWI-SI scores) in this small sample of ambulant adults with CP.

Environmental stress is among the most important contributors to increased susceptibility to develop psychiatric disorders.

We are far more likely to become wealth creators and societal contributors when we are free to develop our gifts.

The discovery and characterization of new contributors remain necessary in order to develop appropriate and highly specific treatments targeted to metastasis initiation and progression processes.