Sentence examples for partly contributed by from inspiring English sources

External corrosions formed in the pipelines were assumed to be partly contributed by such fluid structure interactions.

This is partly contributed by loss of labour force for herding.

Cohen et al. (1989) argued that the observed 9.7μm dip on which Δτ9.7 μm was measured may be partly contributed by PAHs (i.e. the red tails of the PAH 7.7μm and 8.6μm bands and the blue tail of the 11.3μm band could form an "artificial" 10μm dip).

The four historic periods were chosen to match the main changes in land cover and land uses partly contributed by changing land tenure and pastoral practices documented by the Amboseli Conservation Program (ACP), a non-governmental organization that has been conducting ecological monitoring in the Amboseli ecosystem since 1967 (Western 2006; Western and Maitumo 2004; Western and Nightingale 2003).

Turning back to the XRD results in Figure 5 (i) and (ii), we realize that the approximately 22° diffraction peaks are partly contributed by the BN (002) peak at 26.8°, and the further broadening of the 22° peak after the addition of Fe(NO3 3 is due to the formation of more nitrides, leading to a stronger XRD signal of BN.

Consumers associate presence of nutritionally favourable compounds with fruit colour, partly contributed by carotenoids.

I see the current animosity as an unfortunate and idiosyncratic phenemenon, peculiar to the US, and partly contributed to by Bob's own passionate and somewhat misleading rhetoric.

They argue that even if federal policy may have partly contributed to the crisis by lowering standards for some mortgages, Wall Street broadened and exacerbated it by bundling high-risk loans and labeling them safe investments, thus spreading the financial danger throughout the global financial system.

However, the government's drive to reduce CO2 emissions blamed for changing the climate has partly contributed to the problem, by encouraging drivers to turn to diesel vehicles.

The decline in grazing areas has also partly been contributed by expansion of crop cultivation on productive wetlands and loss of range productivity.

This poor practice seems to have partly been contributed by lack of essential working facilities.