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contribute

[kuhn-trib-yoot] / kənˈtrɪb yut /




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The results provide new insight into the genetic factors that may contribute to neurodevelopmental conditions, including changes in brain size, autism, and developmental delay.

From Science Daily

Economic uncertainty, tariffs and a wait-and-see approach regarding the extent to which AI can handle tasks have all contributed to a growing unemployment rate, which in November hit its highest level in four years.

From The Wall Street Journal

“And for well-funded organizations to contribute to that by disguising what they’re doing online just helps exacerbate that problem of people not trusting what they come across.”

From Los Angeles Times

Quali Giran, Long Beach Millikan: From the very first game he has lived up to the hype of a freshman ready to contribute immediately.

From Los Angeles Times

According to Lai, middle-aged adults tend to be less vulnerable to influenza than younger adults, which likely contributed to the absence of infections.

From Science Daily