Sentence examples for contributory influence from inspiring English sources

The importance of hand shape variation and its contributory influence to drag force are presented.

One contributory influence on the chromatin status of mammalian rDNA genes is Pol I transcription factor UBF, a protein with multiple HMG boxes, with the abilities to stimulate promoter escape (Panov et al, 2006a) and modulate Pol I transcription elongation rates (Stefanovsky et al, 2006), as well as, to decondense rDNA chromatin (Chen et al, 2004; Mais et al, 2005; Wright et al, 2006).

3 Despite cigarette smoking being the most important risk factor for the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and a major contributory influence in the development of cardiovascular disease, the use of human cigarette challenge models has been underutilised in the investigation of immune and local influences on the disease.

Moreover, causes at any step in this sequence are conditional upon other, interacting or contributory influences.

We next used mixed modeling to assess the contributory influences of intervention- and time-related changes in weight, fasting insulin as a surrogate marker of insulin resistance, and fasting glucose on the differences in biomarker responses between those with versus without incident diabetes (Table 3).

To describe the prevalence of menopausal symptoms, define the mean age of menopause, and determine contributory factors, which influence the experience of symptoms among Singaporean women of different racial groups.

Alongside efforts to strengthen our health systems I have launched a campaign in my country to tackle the non-medical causes and contributory factors which so influence maternal health.

The findings establish that subsidiaries in the AMVMI have the ability to develop specialised resources and that when subsidiary initiative is combined with subsidiary-driven resource development, subsidiaries are able to exert considerable influence on the contributory role they fulfil.

Poisson regression and negative binomial regression are used to quantify the influence of possible contributory factors on the incidence of killed and severe injury (KSI) crashes and slight injury crashes, respectively, while possible interventions by traffic flow are controlled.

We estimate the influence of individual and contributory life characteristics and social security incentives on the hazard of entering retirement, either fully or partially.

However, two contributory processes of current interest include the influence of infection and inflammation, and uterine stretch on myometrial contractility [for details see [ 3]].