Examples of using May contribute in English and their translations into Hebrew
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L-Glutamine may contribute to intestinal function,
Other virtual particles may contribute to the summation as well;
This person may contribute to the overview of the project on the application level rather than component level or individual programming tasks.
Some people with Alzheimer's disease have trouble sleeping at night, which may contribute to their disorientation.
Preliminary experiments on laboratory animals have shown that mangoes may contribute to the prevention of several types of cancer.
These characteristics and other lifestyle factors associated with a vegetarian diet may contribute to the positive health outcomes that have been identified among vegetarians.
which also may contribute to an elevated blood pressure.
can occur as we age, and this may contribute to sleep problems.
In addition, the escaping magnesium and iron gas may contribute to the temperature spike, Sing said.
and Hamas may contribute its share in the south.
Changes in our sleep- what specialist's call“sleep architecture”- occur as we age and this may contribute to sleep problems.
Fruit and veggies include many vitamins and vitamins that may contribute to your health.
local epidemiology and susceptibility patterns may contribute to the empiric selection of therapy.
and Hamas may contribute its share in the south.
certain factors or conditions may contribute to the prevention of red blood cell production.
Changes in the patterns of our sleep- what specialists call sleep architecture- occur as we age and this may contribute to sleep problems.
This foundation may contribute only to humanitarian solutions based on the beneficial movement of people between groups in which they have equal power.
drinking habits that are not ideal and these may contribute to causing the diarrhoea.
and Hamas may contribute its share in the south.
Other research shows that a lack of sleep may contribute to alterations in hunger hormones,
