Sentence examples for has contributed both to from inspiring English sources

This has contributed both to the attraction and normalisation of a payday loan.

I have no doubt that teaching in the Institute has contributed both to my scholarship and to my regular teaching at Yale.

The subject has contributed both to the understanding of important basic science and a large and growing inventory of impressive oxidation reactions.

The steady increase in postal automation has contributed both to the investigation of the anthrax mailings and, by raising sorting speeds, to the passage of the spores from letter to machine to letter.

Based on a systematic review of co-benefit research and air pollution control policies in Japan, we investigated the local air pollution control policy in Kawasaki City, one of the industrial centers of Japan, and confirmed that it has contributed both to the sharp decline of atmospheric sulfur dioxide (SO2) levels and to energy efficiency improvements in local industries.

However, the cross-sectional design of the study does not support strong causal inference and another interpretation of the findings is that the higher educational level of the rich countries has contributed both to increased computer access and higher achievement.

The extremely slow and lethal dynamics of CWD have contributed both to the urgency and difficulty in predicting epidemic outcomes and effective control measures.

Increased use of antenatal steroids could have contributed both to improved survival as well as improved neurodevelopmental outcome.

Perceptions of poor public sector services are frequently cited as contributing to delay [ 11, 13– 15] and may have contributed both to deferred health-seeking and to patient's choice of the private sector in our study.

Perceptions of poor public sector services were prevalent and may have contributed both to deferred health-seeking and to patient's use of the private sector, contributing to delays.

24, 38 The available data suggest that hypomagnesaemia may have contributed both to hypocalcaemic measurements with low intact PTH values and to a smaller proportion of subjects where PTH values were normal.