Sentence examples for likely to be contributing from inspiring English sources
Our current preoccupations with "money, fame and image" are likely to be contributing to our sense of malaise, according to Twenge.
Most of this subsidy will come from particulate OM, as it is deposited directly into stream mouths, while dissolved OM delivered by streams will remain suspended and move to pelagic zones, likely to be contributing little to near-shore habitats37.
Although the increase in social media use on LED screens is a major issue, the increasing dominance of LED lighting in the home, in schools and for street lighting is also likely to be contributing to insomnia.
The company is currently valued at $5 billion, but heavy discounts and promotions to draw in users are likely to be contributing to a high burn rate.
Family socio-economic status was not significantly associated with either migraine or TTH, possibly due to the small sample sizes in the lower socio-economic group or because the components of SES likely to be contributing to headache is more accurately captured by other factors.
The Ofcom report also charts a particular rise in the use of instant messaging in the UK, which is likely to be contributing to the feeling of being overwhelmed by time-sapping tech, given the ceaseless demands of open-ended real-time messaging chats which — unlike other comms technologies — don't have clear or natural cut-off points.
It makes people more productive and more likely to be contribute positively to society.
Analysis on the plastic strains along the loading direction and the transverse direction indicated that the out-of-plane grain displacement is likely to be contributed by the strain differences among individual strains.
It demonstrated that the metals and ions showing strong mutual associations were likely to be contributed by the same source, while those showing negative associations were found to have opposite distributions.
The first PC (36.14% variance) reveals elevated loadings of Fe, Mn, and Cu, supported by their mutual cluster in CA. These metals are likely to be contributed by lithogenic processes such as soil erosion and rock weathering.
The difference between K d,T and K d,out is likely to be contributed mainly by the corresponding enthalpy difference (Appendix 1), for example a variation of the number of hydrogen bonds induced by substrate binding.
