Sentence examples for have contributed largely to from inspiring English sources

Together, these genes represent 60% of all AtPP2Cs, indicating that large-scale segmental duplication events have contributed largely to the current complexity of the PP2C gene family in Arabidopsis.

This is due to the rapid pace of industrialization, population expansion, and unplanned urbanization which have contributed largely to environmental pollution.

To be sure, our Manual of Style is a famous book and doubtless the soundness of its principles and the convincing way in which they are stated have contributed largely to this satisfactory state of affairs.

However, events like polyploidization [ 113- 115] or megaduplication [ 116], might have contributed largely to fungal speciation.

29 October 2018, Accra — Historically, indigenous women have contributed largely to the agricultural sector.

The study group targeted represents a restricted range of adults regarding age and socio-economic background making it less probably that social inequalities have contributed largely to the pattern of results.

However, it is clear that the absence of a permanent secretariat has contributed largely to the limited success of the organization.

But the recent discovery of a MS. of the Breviarium, at Milan, by Clossius, and of a Palimpsest of the Theodosian code at Turin by Peyron, has contributed largely to the other parts of this code, and has added numerous genuine constitutions to the first five books, particularly to the p303 first.

The board came to the conclusion that ice had built up on the wings, and this had contributed largely to the accident.

MR: I think I've said this to you when we worked together years ago, but I believe that The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has contributed largely to "Americana," although it's The Band that gets the credit.

In a report dated November 1944, Colonel S.W. "Bill Baileyy, the senior British liaison officer with the Chetniks during the war, stated that both Ostojić and Major Vojislav Lukačević had been very critical of Mihailović's "foolhardy, though brave, tactical handling" of Chetnik forces during Case White, which had "contributed largely to the failure of operations".