NICD IHBD casts demonstrated a shift in contribution towards main branches at P120, which could be attributed to the inability to resolve individual intermediate branches with increased cast density at later time points with the current scanning resolution (branch separation <20 μm; Fig. 4C,F).
These measures significantly reduced the incidence of salmonellosis [ 15, 16] and most likely contributed to a shift in the relative contribution of pathogens that are currently causing AGE.
From this case study, it is apparent that the social support provided by guards to inmates and attributable to positive social capital in the prison environment can, when a shift in power digresses from mutual contributions to one of coercion, have detrimental effects.
The industry's shift in contributions toward Democratic candidates mirrors wider trends among donors, but the donations from this sector are particularly notable because of the party's focus on overhauling the health care system.
At the same time, the mayors said in their annual survey on hunger and homelessness, they received less money to care for the poor and disadvantaged, a reflection of the federal budget, a drop in private charitable contributions and a shift in attention to the threat of terrorism.
As a result of these inter-regional growth differentials, the 1970-2014 period was characterized by a shift in the distribution of the regional contributions to the global agriculture value-added.
Otherwise, the actual contribution of a shift in parking policy to the development of a moreenvironmentally friendly transport system and city risks being small, despite lower parking requirements.
"Sometimes your contemporary moment and lived experience is not just your own, but in fact, a contribution towards a shift in society.
Even the smallest positive contribution is truly meaningful and causes a shift in the right direction.
With most developing countries experiencing a shift in disease burden away from communicable disease to NCDs, this contribution is expected to grow.
