0 past simple and past participle of contribute --
1 to give something, especially money, in order to provide or achieve something together with other people: --
In this case, the anticipation of participation in the research may have also contributed to current stress levels and elevated cortisol.
A number of events have contributed to the growth of transplantation medicine and elevated public expectations.
From 1993 to 2004, both growth and falling inequality contributed to declining poverty although, this time, the growth component dominated.
Beyond this, such institutional features contributed to disputes among church members, thereby hampering the overall efficacy of the organisations.
The readers for the journal contributed to the output.
These differences contributed to the formation of a great ideological divide that admitted no compromise, and that soon generated a spiral of political violence.
For the older generation, perceived or self-rated health was the variable that contributed most significantly to higher life satisfaction, followed by perceived standard of living.
It does appear that the chapters contributed were of widely differing quality, something not effectively remedied by the editors.
