Sentence examples for which contributes with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which contributes with" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "which contributes to." Example: "The new policy is designed to enhance productivity, which contributes to overall company success."
Instead, within the rest of scales, this effect was high, which contributes with more evidence of the correct validation of the scale that we are studying (in this case, in terms of sensitivity to change).
Outdoors, we expected to find road debris and combustion particles, which contribute with organic and inorganic carbon and metallic traces [13, 14].
Other important contributors are per-capita state domestic product and % of illiterate at the state level which contribute with 14 and close to 10percentt respectively.
The second principal component was dominated by gene family gain and loss, which contribute with opposite signs.
The estimated daily intake of barley straw was 2 kg per cow per day, which contributed with 10 g of calcium/day.
Perhaps the most important influences are queer theory (Butler 1990; Sedgwick 1990) and intersectionality theory (Crenshaw 1991), which contribute with norm-critical, anti-essentialist perspectives on gender.
In addition, the mutations which contributed with a higher weight for the calculation of the first principal and first PLS components are those which showed the highest association with virological response in univariable analysis.
This candidate gene was highly expressed in roots cultivated with both P levels of the P-efficient line L3 (Fig. 4), which contributed with positive alleles for the root:shoot ratio QTL.
The authors of this paper acknowledge to Universidad de Caldas and Universidade Estadual Paulista, which contributed with essential materials for this study and to Prof. Wismar Sarmiento for his valuable help in the text edition.
Bacterial adaptation to reduce the outer membrane permeability is an increasing problem worldwide, which contributes, along with efflux systems, to the emergence and dissemination of antibiotic resistance.
This restricts Pro residues to forming H-bonds only using their C=O groups as H-bond acceptors, which contributes (along with the lack of conformational mobility caused by the five-membered ring) to the disruptive influence of Pro residues on α-helical and β-sheet secondary structures.
