Sentence examples for indirect contributors from inspiring English sources

The prevailing narrative from this confined media circle of a more mature, wiser Serena overcoming a long irrational stance – like from ESPN's Peter Bodo or Sports Illustrated's Courtney Nguyen – is severely lacking in nuance, thus implicating these writers as indirect contributors to the climate of non-diversity that has engendered their myopic takes on the Williamses.

As we shall see in the section on the value analysis, a broader notion of reciprocity, which considers all participants in society as (indirect) contributors and beneficiaries to data sharing, is also pertinent.

Heparan sulfate proteoglycans (HSPGs) are cell surface molecules that play important roles as cell receptors, cofactors, and overall direct or indirect contributors to cell organization.

The WHO maximum permissible limits of As, Cd, and Pb are 1.0, 0.3, and 10 ppm, respectively [ 31], with agricultural practices and industrial emissions being accounted as indirect contributors [ 32, 33].

Both intimal and medial calcification are probably major direct or indirect contributors to cardiovascular disease and excess cardiovascular mortality of CKD patients [ 6, 7]. Figure 1 shows typical x-ray aspects of intimal calcification, medial calcification and mixed intimal and medial calcifications in pelvic and femoral arteries.

While such investment works as an indirect contributor towards developing entrepreneurial skill, remittance acts as an enabler to develop human capital as well as direct investment in enterprise.

4 13 Similarly, establishing the MS relationship is often difficult because MS may be only an indirect contributor to death.

This could be due to drinking contaminated water as well as overcrowding, which is also a secondary or indirect contributor for spreading diarrhea (4).

The most common causes of maternal deaths in Kenya continue to be maternal hemorrhage and infection, with HIV-1 being a significant indirect contributor.

Major contributors to indirect maternal deaths were anaemia, pneumonia, malaria, and cardiovascular causes.

The impact of providing care to a patient both during the acute presentation of HZ and during any long-term complications (e.g. PHN), however, remains largely unexplored but may be another contributor to indirect costs associated with the diseases.