Sentence examples for a contribution to established from inspiring English sources
By contrast, given our study was of cross-sectional design on prevalent gout, our results are more consistent with a contribution to established gout by SSB consumption.
This paper has argued for the need to explore the global interdependence and transfer of knowledge of TCAH as a contribution to establishing the legal basis for recognition of the R2TCAH as a human right.
In this context, the well-designed and carefully executed open randomized controlled trial by Sutanto and colleagues published in this issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases makes a contribution to establish the risk-benefit profile of primaquine as an adjunct to ACT in the treatment of uncomplicated falciparum malaria in South Sumatra, Western Indonesia [ 3].
It thus represents a relevant contribution to establishing a common terminology, a taxonomy and coding of Long Term Care services in the European context, and a standard procedure for data collection and comparison.
This paper is an initial contribution to establishing a baseline for such assessment and to identify the key issues which deserve ongoing attention.
The North Central Cancer Treatment Group-Mayo Clinic studies have made a significant contribution to establishing the role of adjuvant therapy in colon cancer.
For this case, the quality criteria by Kuusi, Cuhls and Steinmüller can be seen as a major contribution to establishing Shared Standards, the second criterion of transformative criticism suggested by Longino.
On the other hand, spatial patterns could reveal differences in risk factors and make a significant contribution to establish policies for the fight against cancer in different areas and population groups.
Moreover, the variables that probably make an important contribution to establishing the costs present a clear dispersion among the regression models studied.
Macdonald's biographers note his contribution to establishing Canada as a nation.
His own contribution to establishing the ascendancy of the Neogrammarian position was the publication of a highly original study of nasal sounds (1876).
