Sentence examples for otherwise contributes from inspiring English sources

The report, from the academy's Institute of Medicine, said, "Long work hours pose one of the most serious threats to patient safety, because fatigue slows reaction time, decreases energy, diminishes attention to detail, and otherwise contributes to errors".

This heating step also inactivates an endogenous β-galactosidase-like activity that otherwise contributes to the final luminescence measurement.

We report that mdl-1 acts as a repressor of germline hyperplasia and hypertrophy which otherwise contributes to age-related pathology in the germline.

These observations suggest that the origin of the cooperativity lies in quenching of the negative charge on the pyrophosphate group that otherwise contributes unfavorably to the binding process.

Because diabetes disrupts endothelial function and otherwise contributes to the appearance of cardiovascular disease, the control of blood glucose levels can play an important role in preventing cardiovascular disease.

(27, 28) Therefore, it is conceivable that intra-tumor silencing of VEGF resulted in a decrease in the serum level of cytokine and subsequent inhibition of MDSC, which otherwise contributes to immune escape of the tumors through production of immunosuppressive cytokines, NO and ROS, as well as elevation of arginase-1 activity and induction of Tregs.

But this quite modest restraint upon protected political activity serves to prevent evasion of the $1,000 contribution limitation by a person who might otherwise contribute massive amounts of money to a particular candidate through the use of unearmarked contributions to political committees likely to contribute to that candidate, or huge contributions to the candidate's political party.

It holds onto gases that would otherwise contribute to climate change.

If you can't prove the defendant actually committed or otherwise contributed to genocide himself, you charge him with incitement.

It is possible that certain factors, genetic or otherwise, contribute to both cardiovascular risk and early menopause.

Incentive trips were long used by companies to motivate employees to sell more, make fewer errors or otherwise contribute to the bottom line.