Sentence examples for a contribution to increasing from inspiring English sources

This cost-effectiveness study of reablement is a contribution to increasing the knowledge base related to measures that potentially can make a difference, not only in terms of expenditure levels in the long-term care sector, but also in relation to improved quality of life for individuals.

An effort to decompose the causes of changes in accessibility into components related to transport network structure and land use (opportunity location) reveals that both causes make a contribution to increasing accessibility, though the effects of changes to the transportation network tend to be more location-specific.

Despite this evidence that harvest positioning made a contribution to increasing haul distance, changes in haul destination (i.e. receiving mill locations) nevertheless accounted for most of the increased haul distance.

However issues raised, such as funding and remuneration may act as barriers that will need to be addressed before PNs are supported to make a contribution to increasing chlamydia testing rates in general practice.

This must be kept in mind while interpreting the direction of effect of the contribution of individual characteristics in the lower part of Tables  4 and 5 – negative figures imply a contribution to increasing the rural-urban disparity in HAZ scores, while positive figures show a contribution to reducing it.

This paper brings a contribution to increasing of performance of equipment maintenance.

An intensive, multidisciplinary health programme was developed for unemployed persons with health complaints ("Work on your health"), consisting of physical exercise and cognitive training, with the goal to improve physical and mental health as a contribution to increase the opportunities on paid employment.

The development of hybrid cultivars has made a major contribution to increasing the yield potential of rice crops (Yuan 1994).

Keith Prufer, a Maya archaeologist at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, who has worked closely with paleoclimatologists, says the new paper is a "solid contribution" to increasing evidence that the Maya "had to contend with changing climate conditions during their period of peak populations," which put significant pressure on their "rainfall-dependent agricultural systems".

It made a major contribution to increasing the number of children with disability benefiting from CBSS.

YXC made a greater contribution to increasing NO (F = 37.361, p = 0.000).