Sentence examples for noted as contributing from inspiring English sources

The fort was very well constructed with high quality materials; facts that have been noted as contributing to its preservation.

Paris has become known for its flailing club scene in recent years - the obsession with the inner city, and notoriously difficult working relationships within artist and promoter circles coming often noted as contributing factors - so the spotlight on Parisian producers has since become a rather dull haze for those on the outside.

TtrD represents an archetypal thermophilic protein displaying features noted as contributing to enhanced stability (reviewed by Zhou et al).

Vehicle breakdown or contact with water, gasoline, alcohol, or cold water were noted as contributing factors on many of the compensation claims (25).

Structural aspects of the program, that is its design and delivery, were noted as contributing to the program's overall success as well as their individual success in sustaining behaviours after the program was completed.

In more than half of IRs in which a parent or visitor is noted as contributing (12/17 reports), the reports were related to parental behaviour perceived as a set-up for unsafe conditions, in which staff perceived the risk of escalation or potential harm to the ED staff.

Economic factors contribute mightily, but social and political causes are noted as well.

Mental stress is noted as a contributing factor to chronic tension-type headache (CTH), however the mechanisms underlying this are not clearly understood.

The track ran alongside state routes for most of its length, and the presence of NY 205 and NY 167 was noted as a contributing factor to the line's demise in the railroad's abandonment petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Five respondents noted alcohol consumption as contributing to poor mental health.

There were four factors consistently noted by participants as contributing towards this pursuit: 1) the nature of the research question, 2) opportunities for funding, 3) opportunity to learn about something new/see problem in a new light, and 4) the ability to have a stronger impact on knowledge transfer and uptake.