Sentence examples for it directly contributes to from inspiring English sources

Ozone produced in East Asia can travel all the way to the western United States, where it directly contributes to ground-level concentrations of the pollutant, according to a new study in the Journal of Geophysical Research.

I've learned that if I can control my thinking, it directly contributes to my happiness and health.

Over 40% said they've closed between two and five deals as a result of social media and more than 10% of the respondents said; "Yes, It directly contributes to my closes". Respondents were very clear.

This analysis foreshadows Sulzer's later position that the enjoyment of art is of immediate moral value because it directly contributes to our happiness, which is the ultimate object of morality, and is also of indirect moral value because it can enliven and thereby make more effective our knowledge of the general precepts of morality, and is indeed the best instrument for that end.

Popular support might not be what brings about their release from prison, but it directly contributes to their survival in prison.

"Not only does the Australian government deny Rohingya refugees the right to settle in Australia, it directly contributes to the genocide of Rohingya people by training the Myanmar armed forces," NUS ethnocultural officer, Harsha Kadkol, told VICE.

How much of a role rap plays in the violence — and whether it reflects or directly contributes to it — is a source of endless debate.

Our inability to see clearly when it comes to defecation directly contributes to 1.2 million children dying every year, still, from something as stupid as diarrhoea, caused by the fact that 2.6 billion people still have no toilets or even a bucket, and so faecal pathogens travel happily from soiled ground onto fingers, into rice pots, into bellies.

However, it is unclear if AKI directly contributes to neurological disturbances (uremic encephalopathy) or if neurological disturbances and AKI are both reflections of multi-organ failure.

Serum FGF23 levels are highly elevated in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), and it is likely that FGF23 directly contributes to the high rates of LVH and cardiac death in CKD.

It is unlikely that AFF4 directly contributes to TAR binding, since the AFF4-P-TEFb complex does not show any binding to TAR by itself.