Sentence examples for course contributing from inspiring English sources

Nate Kushman '98 and Sean Lavin '97 also managed to finish the course, contributing to the team effort, although the team still lacked the crucial fourth and fifth finishers.

There has been much dispute as to whether the study of educational principles is to be seen as part of the liberal element in the course, contributing to the teacher's general education and personal development, or whether it is properly an adjunct to the professional sequence, serving to illuminate and enrich students' method courses and practical work.

In CKD patients both atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis appear early and follow an accelerated course contributing to the excessive cardiovascular mortality in this patient population [ 3, 4].

This characteristic of our study design provided an opportunity to concurrently validate an already published instrument and a new objective test developed specifically for our course, contributing to the body of literature supporting the validity of Taylor's instrument.

Kleinman comments: "The trajectory of chronic illness assimilates to a life course, contributing so intimately to the development of a particular life that illness becomes inseparable from life history" [ 28].

Long-term follow-up data now suggest that, especially in early RA patients, treatment strategies that include low-dose GC therapy (replacement therapy) - better if respecting the circadian endogenous production rhythm - may favorably alter the disease course, contributing to the DMARD action, and this effect persists even after their discontinuation [ 62, 63].

Television, of course, contributes to this.

Many factors, of course, contributed to Lehman's demise last fall.

The "MasterChef effect" has of course contributed to the gourmet going mainstream.

Context, of course, contributes to the variation in how women feel, as do several other factors.

It is possible that my overcrowded degree course contributed to these feelings.