Sentence examples for gradually contribute to from inspiring English sources

Textile effluents are characterized by high pH, BOD, COD, chloride, suspended solids, heavy metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Hg, Ni, Pb, Zn, etc)., dyes, organic, inorganic compounds, etc. that gradually contribute to environmental demolition (Egborge 1991; Emongor et al. 2005; Federal Environmental Protection Agency [FEPA] 1991).

Similarly, the population effect of a vaccination programme that reaches flocks in the vicinity or those that are part of the trade relationships of an unvaccinated flock will gradually contribute to herd immunity (despite the fact that some transmissions may still occur) [ 22].

For instance, keeping good form while walking can gradually contribute to a habit of good posture.

Some of this material remained unpublished until the post-war period and only gradually contributed to understanding of young children's reactions to loss.

Moreover, a positive correlation of MD and RD with the duration of hemodialysis suggests that hemodialysis may have gradually contributed to the demyelination of white matter tissue.

Although many factors impact the development of T2DM and cancer including sex, age, ethnicity, obesity, diet, physical activity levels, and environmental exposure, many epidemiological and experimental studies are gradually contributing to knowledge regarding the interrelationship between DM and cancer.

Population heterogeneity, on the other hand, suggests that there are couples in the population who will not divorce under any conditions; and as time goes on, the proportion of these couples will gradually increase, contributing to the decrease in divorce risk over time.

Our results suggest that expanding of methylation in the promoter region of AXIN2 in SSAs lead to the suppression of the AXIN2 gene expression gradually, which contributes to a stepwise acquisition of the epigenetic features seen in MSI colon cancer.

The bulk bands contribute to a gradually varying background in this spectrum.

This case is presented in an effort to contribute to the gradually accruing evidence of potential central nervous system sequelae of Pfiesteria exposure.

NHSO institutional capacities, especially executing monopsonistic purchasing was gradually initiated, whereas external partners contribute to HTA evidence guiding policy decision on inclusion of new medicines and interventions into benefit package.