Sentence examples for or contributory from inspiring English sources

An independent human rights report commissioned by G4S following similar protests at last year's AGM found the company "had no causal or contributory role in human rights violations".

The various types of cancer differ not only in location in the body and affected cell type but also in the course of the disease, treatments, and suspected causal or contributory factors.

By seeking to be relevant, or contributory, research may become original and generalisable.

I'm an introvert, so I find them exhausting, and am (presumably) less likely than an extrovert to meet interesting or contributory people.

Robust traceability would greatly improve the epidemiological investigation, identification of causal or contributory factors and the control of suspected incidents of foodborne illness.

Another or contributory explanation could be that high blood levels of inflammatory peptides may result in homeostatic suppression of the associated genes.

When the coefficient of determination obtained in this plot is moderate, physisorption or surface reaction is regarded as either the controlling or the contributory mechanism in crude oil sorption at that particular time (Nwadiogbu et al. 2014; Onwuka et al. 2016).

When we repeated all of the analyses either with those participants whose outcome was based on a secondary hospital diagnosis or a contributory (but not underlying) cause of death treated as non-cases or excluded from the analyses the results did not differ from those presented here.

Is their citizen science collaborative, co-created or merely contributory?

Other philosophers, such as C.I. Lewis, Georg Henrik von Wright, and W.K. Frankena, have multiplied the distinctions differentiating, for example, between instrumental value (being good for some purpose) and technical value (being good at doing something) or between contributory value (being good as part of a whole) and final value (being good as a whole).

Dummy variable that takes value 1 at age t if the person was receiving unemployment benefits, either as a subsidy or a contributory transfer, while he was a year younger (at age (text{ t }-1)), and zero, otherwise.