Sentence examples for known contributory from inspiring English sources
Additional considerations are connective tissue changes such as scarring [ 6] and Axillary Web Syndrome [ 7], which are known contributory factors to arm morbidity.
These results suggest that loss of individual Set1C subunits produces different effects on the transcriptome that could not be fully accounted for by their known contributory roles to H3K4 methylation.
The ability of S. iniae to cross tissues through plasminogen activation is facilitated by α-enolase (35 ), which is also a known contributory factor to the virulence of GAS (36 ).
Several management and environmental factors are known as contributory causes of clinical mastitis in dairy herd.
One form of this liability with regards to copyright infringement is known as contributory infringement.
Alcohol is well known to be a contributory factor in incidents of disorder but it is a complex issue and a crackdown on 'troublesome drunks' is too simplistic an answer.
These results are higher than those found in a study carried out in a Danish male general population [ 38], and indicate that, as is known, there are other contributory factors in iron homeostasis not discussed in this paper but that can significantly affect the indicators of iron nutrition with respect to the HFE mutations in our population.
The appearance of cases in Europe, the United States and other countries by travelers returning from known outbreak areas underscores the contributory factors of increased human mobility, tourism, global climate change, and increases in insecticide resistance [10] [15].
The program is administered through a contributory benefits scheme known as Employment Insurance administered by a federal ministry (Service Canada).
Environmental contamination is known to play an important contributory role in the spread of CDAD and it is suspected that contamination might be occurring as a result of aerial dissemination of C. difficile spores.
The two duplications on 15q26.3 and 17p11.2 in subject 11 overlap with known benign CNVs and are unlikely contributory factors to the patient's condition.
