Sentence examples for highly contributory from inspiring English sources

The existing research, however, is quite informative and gives us a sense that misalignment of incentives and overcapitalization are highly contributory.

The album's success with critics and consumers has been viewed as highly contributory to hip hop's mainstream emergence in 1990, dubbed by Billboard editor Paul Grein as "the year that rap exploded".

'Lack of specialists in that specialty' was highly rated as being contributory to their choice by both sexes.

The other genes were not contributory including the highly penetrant HOXB13.

Second, we adopted the contributory key management and designed a highly efficient mobile management model to deal with the mobile issues when executing group operations.

It is not contributory, means-tested or taxable and is valued highly by those who receive it, as is evident from outraged reaction to the government's proposal.

The role of exposure to pollutants and toxins in the pathogenesis of IP remains highly disputed; however, there is growing evidence that these factors may be contributory.

Of course, because atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes are multifactorial diseases, it is unlikely that chlorpyrifos exposure by itself would elicit these disease outcomes; nevertheless, the fact that chlorpyrifos evokes two of the metabolic changes most highly associated with these diseases implies that such exposures may increase risk or vulnerability to other contributory components.

The apparent absence of RIG-I in Galliform birds [ 17] along with the poor IFITM expression we have seen during infection in chickens may also be contributory factors as to why certain H5 and H7 viral subtypes are able to become highly pathogenic in these birds.

Genes identified by searches for common genetic variants associated with disease have been highly productive in both RA and ankylosing spondylitis, and the effect of targeting the products of such contributory genes may be disproportionately greater than the apparent contribution to syndrome susceptibility.

Although only three samples of normal fallopian tube tissue were analyzed, they showed highly uniform expression profiles, leading us to conclude that analysis of additional samples would be non-contributory.