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Meanings of contribute to in English

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Usage of contribute to in English
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Therefore several factors contribute to the maximal work capacity achievable after transplantation.
Pubmed
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For example, better roads infrastructure can directly contribute to reduced maternal mortality.
The Guardian
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You can hold and continue to contribute to assets in South Africa.
The South African
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Critics say they contribute to soaring food prices and damage the environment.
Reuters
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Environmentalists say they contribute to climate change by increasing carbon dioxide emissions.
Radio NZ
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Understanding and minimizing pressure points can contribute to the appropriate rehabilitation process.
Pubmed
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Such trials in fact contribute to the spirit of a great city.
The Guardian
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This information may contribute to repair-specific risk prediction and improved patient selection.
Pubmed
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DID anyone ask the players to contribute to the proposed hurling revolution?
The Irish Times
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Disease and human activity also contribute to the high number of deaths.
BBC
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The implosion of these securities helped contribute to the global financial crisis.
Reuters
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Structural changes in the rural economy may also contribute to declining demand.
Pubmed
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The electric vehicle industry is set to contribute to a sustainable development.
Reuters
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However, the active ingredients that contribute to the biological functions remain elusive.
Pubmed
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Shared mechanisms among specific disease combinations may further contribute to this risk.
Pubmed
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I'm happy that I was able to contribute to this great team.
Ebony
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United States of America
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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