Sentence examples for which would have contributed from inspiring English sources

Available records show that it had risen to 230/126 in 1944, from 128/8 2in 1930, which would have contributed to heart failure.

Indonesian sambal with shrimp bore surprise pockets of incendiary heat, and Malaysian red curry may have suffered from our ordering it with vegetables instead of with meats or seafood, both of which would have contributed more flavor.

The Kao crater is made of hard volcanic rocks (basalts) unsuitable for moai carving by the Neolithic Rapanui culture, unaware of metals, which would have contributed to the end of the moai-building phase.

It is important to note that SBU performed differently depending on the substrate, thus allowing only the partial acceptance of the study hypothesis.The present study had some limitations, including the immediate (24 h) testing only and absence of scanning electron microscopy analysis, which would have contributed to the understanding of the quality of the adhesive interfaces.

Members of Congress probably wanted to be in their home states during those holidays, according to Ritchie, which would have contributed to the push for a national observance.

We used data collected by an electronic reporting system that was established in 2000, which would have contributed to the better timeliness compared to earlier data.

It is interesting that the change to lower case for authors' initials appeared to impact on Turnitin's® capacity to identify the authors in the first reference and missed the end of the journal details in the third reference, which also would have contributed to the lower similarity percentage.

This is because Montmorillonite clay which is having more plasticity would have contributed to more cohesion than kaolinite clay which is having relatively less plasticity.

Differences between NHS trusts in the degree to which factors precluding delay were recorded would have contributed to the variation observed between trusts.

It was surprising to find relatively few relationships between DA activity and task performance, considering there was a broad range of high to low values among the healthy subjects and suppressed levels among patients – to which both the illness and medication would have contributed.

Such shifts could have been expected if Kv3.1, which activate and inactivate at more depolarized values, would have contributed substantially to the current.