Sentence examples for seldom contribute from inspiring English sources

The only materials that will be allowed are those classed as A1 or A2, which includes materials such as metal, stone and glass, which seldom contribute to fires; or plasterboard, which makes no significant contribution.

Culture is the most traditional method [ 9], but EV take from 4 to 8 days to grow in cell culture, therefore the culture can seldom contribute to the patient's management [ 1, 11]; its use, therefore, is no longer recommended and has been abandoned in routine laboratory practice [ 18].

Other species seldom contributed more than 10percentt of total biomass.

49 It is not uncommon that new telecare technologies fail to see sustained adoption in practice 24 50 51 because intended users seldom get to contribute to development and implementation.

Interviewees pointed out that CHWs were very familiar with their neighbourhoods and "know exactly who has given birth, who is a drug addict…who has an emotional (problem)." (NGO manager), yet the nurses and other professionals they interacted with seldom asked them to contribute insight or opinion on clients or households.

Patients become censored when they are revised, lost to follow-up or die, and they are seldom followed long enough to contribute ten-year survival data.

It was seldom that he was not able to contribute something relevant.

How such urban flora contribute to local and regional diversity is seldom quantitatively tested.

With the usage being so high, it's much more likely that the user comes across your app and subconsciously registers it while scrolling for what he needs- even if he seldom uses your app contributing a great deal to the brand-building exercise.

However, their expectations are seldom met, and they face high unemployment, congestion, and poor housing, factors that contribute to health risks [ 34, 35].

In isolation, these changes are seldom specific enough to diagnose HIVE, but when observed in combination with other features they contribute to a highly characteristic constellation of changes.