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Meanings of contribute significantly in English

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Usage of contribute significantly in English
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What is clear is that phage elements contribute significantly to genome variability.
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Surprisingly, entropy seems to contribute significantly to both anomeric discrimination and binding.
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Inguinal lymph node findings did not contribute significantly to clinical diagnostic accuracy.
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Massive neutrophil recruitment to the lungs may contribute significantly to ricin-mediated morbidity.
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The sex did not contribute significantly to the variability of blood pressure.
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Objective: Prescribed opioids for chronic pain management contribute significantly to the opioid crisis.
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These are expected to contribute significantly to the future growth of the business.
The Irish Times
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The deal is not expected to contribute significantly to 2012 results, it added.
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A drift net ban would not contribute significantly to better management, it says.
The Irish Times
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Rodent models for human diseases contribute significantly to understanding human physiology and pathophysiology.
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Reductions in calorie intake contribute significantly to the positive outcome of bariatric surgeries.
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The MMSE enters but fails to contribute significantly, independent of the other variables.
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Drug-drug interactions contribute significantly to the individual variation in drug response.
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The metabolic end products of the large bowel microbiota contribute significantly to human health.
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Medical interventions did not contribute significantly to new infections in either Kenya or Thailand.
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Environmental factors contribute significantly to the onset of depression and produce robust epigenetic changes.
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