Sentence examples for explicitly contributes to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the output produced on the previous pass explicitly contributes to the dynamics produced on the next one.

While many research domains implicitly and explicitly contribute to social impact, this domain focuses on the histories, futures, and competing goals in joining the arts and design to movements for equity and social justice, offering plans that align our departments, centers, and initiatives into a shared platform with a robust vision for the future.

Even though these heroes are enshrined in positions of power that are the direct result of their home country's criminal behavior, it is that same contradictory innocence that allows them to be seen as somehow above or free of the constraining and constitutive behavior that has explicitly contributed to making them who they are.

As Jensen (2009) points out, "self-mention can explicitly contribute to the development of a relationship with the readers" (p. 19), as the writers do not identify themselves with the institution.

Rick Snyder (R) said the Flint water crisis is "absolutely not" a case of environmental racism and there's no evidence that race explicitly contributed to the water switch or the handling of complaints.

On this occasion he made the mistake of leaving his computer screen on while going to the shop, unaware that his parents were to return earlier than expected to the house". A Facebook official expressed their support for David to Forbes, but denied the site's content could have explicitly contributed to his abandonment.

Neither of these abilities is directly assessed by the WISC IQ test, however, so they do not explicitly contribute to a child's IQ score.

Our study has shown that geographical inequalities in mortality from causes amenable to healthcare declined in absolute terms during the 10 year period in which NHS resource allocation policy was used explicitly "to contribute to the reduction of avoidable health inequalities".

"I Couldn't Get High" is the first song released in pop music history to explicitly mention LSD in its lyrics, something that contributes to the Fugs' growing reputation as hell-raisers.

Geographers have traditionally studied how the natural environment contributes to human society and vice versa, whereas cartographers have focused more explicitly on the art and science of mapmaking.

More precisely, it is likely that the non-uniform distribution of microsatellites in the D. melanogaster genome contributes to the observed level of local similarity, as we do not explicitly correct for biases in dinucleotide and trinucleotide frequencies [17].