Sentence examples for only make a contribution from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, as energy balance is a total diet effect, any single food group can only make a contribution to weight loss.

Measures of insulin resistance and ectopic fat deposition, particularly truncal, account for excess diabetes risk in Indian Asian and African Caribbean women but only make a contribution to the excess risk in ethnic minority men.

The addition of 1692 unique transcripts from Asian seabass to the existing database would not only make a contribution to functional genomic studies, but also help the annotation of genome and the comparative analysis of gene expression profiles in the near future.

The BBC says that it will meet employees' legal costs – although there have been complaints that the broacaster is only making a contribution, and so leaving staff out of pocket.

In Australia, it is more than that – refugees not only make a positive contribution to Australian football, they are part of the game's very DNA.

And with little prospect of any benefit flowing in the other direction – for Scotland could only make a limited contribution to supporting a big English bank.

Since the small airways in normal lungs only make a minimal contribution to total airway resistance the significant changes observed in this study could only occur with very extensive small airway disease.

This interaction may modulate AD development [ 361] but only make a minor contribution to ATH.

Furthermore, a recent study found that translation in mitosis is dominantly cap-dependent (Shuda et al., 2015), suggesting that IRES-mediated translation may only make a minor contribution to the translational landscape in mitosis.

An example of this problem arises in connection with one of the NOUs about the Norwegian cancer programme, where narrow questions of effect can only make a minor contribution to a broad mandate.

Thus, most carriers of the risk alleles discovered by genome-wide association studies (GWAS) may never develop the disease in question; this is because these variants generally only make a small contribution to the multifactorial aetiology of the condition.