Sentence examples for attributable contribution from inspiring English sources
The diseases that make the greatest environmentally attributable contribution to the global burden of disease are stroke, ischaemic heart disease, diarrhoea, lower respiratory tract infection, cancers and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
For future population studies, work exploring the attributable contribution of different underlying pathologies (heart disease, respiratory disease, neuromuscular dysfunction) would further enhance the work.
In order to estimate the attributable contribution of floods to the morbidity of dysentery, the regression coefficients of different degrees of floods were transformed using the equation: A R P = 100 (e α - 1 ) e α (24).
This study has identified a larger attributable contribution of severe floods to dysentery in the population than moderate floods, which suggests that the degree of increased incidence due to dysentery caused by severe floods is relatively more severe than that by moderate floods.
In addition, we estimated the attributable contributions of moderate and severe floods to the morbidity of dysentery.
Overall modeled aircraft-attributable contributions are in the range of 0.5 28% near a mid-sized airport grid-cell with maximum impacts seen only within 4 16 km from the airport grid-cell.
The lack of associations or weakened associations for indoor particle mass (especially for CRP, IL-6, and sTNF-RII) may be attributable to contributions from indoor sources such as cooking.
It is possible that the failure to improve treatment outcome with P-gp inhibitors was, at least in part, attributable to the contribution of MRP1 and/or ABCG2 to MDR.
Since PN costs were evaluated separately from BSI-attributable costs, contributions of each to total savings could be identified.
But he underestimates the difficulties that a domestic tax on carbon emissions would create for imports: tariffs or other offset mechanisms must be determined for each imported item to compensate for the global greenhouse gas contribution attributable to it.
The identified chemicals quantitatively explained the observed bioactivity with no substantial contribution attributable to xenobiotics.
