Sentence examples for yet contributed to the from inspiring English sources
He has not yet contributed to the magazine in other ways, but has an active assignment.
Mr Grimley said Railtrack had not yet contributed to the payouts but he was expecting it to reimburse St Paul for at least half of the cost.
It should be noted that while some proprietary anchorage systems have been used in practice, related design procedures have not yet contributed to the general state of knowledge for FRP anchorage.
An effective strategy to increase genetic variability would be to identify those F0 individuals that have not yet contributed to the F1 progeny and prioritize their use as founders.
For newly emerged workers, a large amount of resources have been used to raise them to adulthood and they have not yet contributed to the colony.
Reviewers note that Badalamenti's ominous score, described as his "darkest yet", contributes to the sense of mystery as the film opens on the dark-haired woman's limousine, that contrasts with the bright, hopeful tones of Betty's first arrival in Los Angeles, with the score "acting as an emotional guide for the viewer".
The process is somehow distinct and yet contributes to the experience of the visitors of outpatient clinics.
First, Chp1 contributes to de novo assembly at all sites of heterochromatin, yet contributes to the maintenance of repressed chromatin exclusively at centromeres (Sadaie et al, 2004).
Overall, the general view in the field is that TLR4 signaling protects against the development of IBD yet contributes to the development of NEC.
The domain had items such as 'I try to see the looking at humorous side' and 'I tell myself that things would get better', which are not direct acts of coping, yet contribute to the process, hence we used the General coping instead of active or passive coping.
Indeed, the significant progress in the understanding of genetics and of clinical characteristics has not yet contributed to bridging the gap between the areas of genotyping and of phenotyping in imprinting disorders.
