Sentence examples for was contributory to from inspiring English sources

BAL was contributory to diagnosis in 77 patients: 28 cases of intra-alveolar hemorrhage, 26 cases of bacterial pneumonia (ten community-acquired pneumonia and 16 nosocomial), eight cases of pulmonary pneumocystosis, six cases of active pulmonary tuberculosis, six cases of malignant pulmonary infiltrate, two cases of eosinophilic pneumonia and one case of histiocytosis X.

Three eyes in the DMEK group and 3 eyes in the DSAEK group had preexisting cystoid macular edema (CME) which was contributory to the low postoperative visual acuity.

It appears that the combination of different aspects of health and social care of the multi-agency clinic (one-stop shop) was contributory to the success of the clients in reducing drug use and stabilising lifestyles, as reported by the interviewees.

The evidence they produced went before publication to the WHO and may have been contributory to the aspirational 5% limit that it included in its latest guidance.

You presumably learnt something from the period, and it will have been contributory to how you approached the later, more successful, period of your working life, so use it that way," says Gregory.

The oven effect may be contributory to increased ablation zone size in RFA-TACE [12]; however, the effects following 90Y radioembolization cannot be determined at this pre-clinical stage.

From all available defined sensors, we announced which of them are contributory to specific behavior and environment pattern recognition with brief description.

The investigations were contributory to patient management in 25.0% (12/48) of these cases and did not change management in the remaining 75.0% (36/48).

The apparent quantum efficiency of N TiO2 (8.6 %) was slightly higher than that Ce TiO2 (6.7 %) but the efficiency increased significantly for co-doped Ce N TiO2 to 17.2, suggesting that both doping components were contributory to photocatalytic activity, as discussed earlier, giving higher hydrogen production.

To date, it is unclear whether alterations in regulatory T cell (Treg) function are contributory to progression of HIV infection.

These vascular defects at E14.5 appeared to precede the hemorrhage and could well be contributory to later defects.