1. His affability conduces to success as a salesman.

2. 3 His affability conduces to success as a salesman.

3. Like specialization agreements or joint-buying or joint-selling agreements, it conduces to the rationalization of commercial processes.

4. At its limit, the open society conduces toward the Apotheosizing of the individual will, so that personal freedom becomes absolute.

5. Reinvestigation of this period can not only comprehend the policy of US government to China then, but also conduces to US-China relationship now.

6. In addition, Caw-N is also paired with a Caw sampling method with constant memory and time cost, which conduces to online learning

7. Conduce (third-person singular simple present Conduces, present participle conducing, simple past and past participle Conduced) (intransitive, formal) To contribute or lead to a specific result

8. Con·duced , con·duc·ing , con·duc·es To contribute or lead to a specific result: "The quiet Conduces to thinking about the darkening future" .