Examples of using May have contributed in English and their translations into Norwegian
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also for women with STEMI, may have contributed to our not finding similar gender differences in this study.
Their presence in Canaan may have contributed to the formation of new states,
Settlement density and a land shortage may have contributed to rising tensions during the period.
Gule further observes that researchers' descriptions of Breivik in court may have contributed to a development of his ideology where he has ended up defining himself as a national socialist.
The investigation has shown that low tire pressure in combination with tilt may have contributed to the tanker truck getting out of control
Some potential risk factors that may have contributed to increased trabectedin toxicity observed in these cases were dose management inconsistent with recommended guidelines,
David Keys' book speculates that the climate changes may have contributed to various developments,
Fieldwork aims to identify which factors or measures might have contributed to this improvement.
And you weren't particularly kind to him lately, so that might have contributed.
But the candidate is disqualified if"innocent bystanders", who might have contributed positively to the gene pool,
The candidate is disqualified, though, if"innocent bystanders", who might have contributed positively to the gene pool, are killed in the process.
tell our story in a way that avoids whatever we have done(or neglected to do) that might have contributed to the problem.
It may have contributed.
This development may have contributed to the development of the promenade concert.
In some cases concomitant factors may have contributed to the development of these effects.
This may have contributed to the darkened surfaces of the moons
This may have contributed to misunderstandings and causing people not to perceive
In addition, rock and roll may have contributed to the civil rights movement because both African-American
This trade was centered in Haarlem during the height of a bubonic plague epidemic, which may have contributed to a culture of fatalistic risk taking.
Their presence in Canaan may have contributed to the formation of new states in this region such as Philistia after the collapse of the Egyptian Empire.