Sentence examples for rather contributed to the from inspiring English sources

While health care could be influential in decreasing socioeconomic health differences, our results suggest that the three tier system of ambulatory care in Finland may not have been successful in decreasing health and mortality differences but has rather contributed to the increase of these differences.

Every council consultation shows pensioners would rather contribute to the cost than lose their services.

These results indicate that the transition of the energy system will rather contribute to the loss of biodiversity than to stop it.

Note that the happiness score of a tweet might not be meaningful per se, but rather contributes to the calculation of happiness score of an area.

Nocturnin deficient mice show no abnormalities in circadian behavior nor in the rhythmic expression of core clock genes in the liver, showing that Nocturnin is not part of the core circadian mechanism, but rather contributes to the rhythmic output of the clock [12].

In our motif, in contrast to the conventional HTH (helix-turn-helix), it is the N terminal helix (α4) which has the role of DNA recognition helix, while the C terminal helix (α5) would rather contribute to the motif stabilization by interactions with the α4 helix.

Therefore, the immune responses we observe probably do not impair nervous tissue repair, but rather contribute to the repair process.

Therefore, potentially erroneous intermediates should not be the cause of blocking the PKS assembly line; they would rather contribute to the formation of by-products.

However, our structural analysis strongly suggests that C33 rather contributes to the overall folding of the C-terminus of Dcr1 by providing two cysteines to form the newly identified zinc-binding domain.

However, accumulating evidence indicates that increased ET-1 levels as seen during sepsis rather contribute to the disturbance in blood pressure homeostasis causing multiorgan failure and eventually death [ 17].

This suggests that early periods of tumour pain likely result from local interactions between tumour cells and nerves, which lead to sensitization of nerve afferents, and that miRNA dysregulation and the resulting changes in the expression of a multitude of genes in sensory neurons rather contribute to the maintenance and long-term nature of tumour pain.