More bothersome to Randolph is when he notices a lack of focus — mental lapses, base-running mistakes, walking No. 8 hitters — perhaps because that contributed so heavily to the team's downfall last season.
Because something that contributes to healthy blood flow may well help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a concern for many flyers.
"We're not surprised, because we provide information that contributes to the summer assessment," Melissa McHenry, a spokeswoman for American Electric Power, a utility on that regional grid, said of the report.
So the argument could be where the government and maybe, you know, a few from the far left and Paul Krugman might argue, as a matter of fact I think he is arguing, spend another $2 trillion because when government spends that contributes to the GDP.
She says that WeFood is struggling to stock its shelves because businesses that contribute unsold food to the supermarket find they have less to give away.
Differentiating CAM use for wellness and health versus treatment is essential because factors that contribute to each type of use are likely to differ.
Because falls are a leading cause of disability in the older population and because factors that contribute to falls are also risk factors for many other adverse consequences in older adults, fall prevention strategies may have the greatest impact overall in reducing disability in the older population [ 6, 7].
Because genes that contributed to the eukaryote common ancestor lineage have different individual histories, networks, rather that trees alone, are integral to the study of eukaryote origins, and the explanatory context needs to recognize the importance of endosymbiosis and gene transfer in evolution.
The reason for this is because one of the bugs that contributes to a functional jailbreak is so good, that the hackers who discovered it would rather hang on to it while looking for another to replace it, instead of releasing it out into the wild where Apple could learn of the exploit, and patch it.
This finding may be due to housed persons being better able to keep medical appointments, store their medications, and adhere to their regimen because housing provides a structure that contributes to a steady routine.
