Sentence examples for comfort contributed from inspiring English sources

8 More specifically concerning diabetes, Capelleri emphasized that treatment convenience, ease of use and social comfort contributed to patients' satisfaction with insulin delivery systems.

For example, a lowland corridor from the Atlantic to the Black Sea has allowed travelers for centuries to cross the length of Europe with speed and comfort, contributing to Europe's cohesion and sense of itself.

The determination of mean time related to patient decolonization may favor the management of applied funds in isolating precautions, patient comfort, contributing to epidemiological surveillance in public health and others.

Participants were interviewed in their own home for comfort which contributed to open conversations about a confidential and morally contentious topic.

An adaptive sleep system for improved support for the musculoskeletal system, improved temperature control and additional enhancements in comfort will contribute to quality sleep.

Ms. Cameron, who went on to write several books, recalled that in 1992 she read a magazine article about her adopted town, in which the mayor criticized the hordes of American tourists who visited Panajachel demanding first-world comforts but contributing nothing.

This example showed that a positive change in a CSP's attitudes and practice helped to build trust and improved the patient's experience of health care, their engagement with the service and contributed to comfort during the illness.

Comfort and ease of wear also contributed to the acceptability of the GENEActiv.

As such, it may have a negative impact on patient comfort and can contribute to the development of posttraumatic stress disorder at intensive care discharge.

And if you were brought up to believe that men don't do housework and your hosts think otherwise, it's time to step out of your comfort zone and contribute to the household like everyone else is expected to.

Since then the industrial revolution has contributed to greater comfort and democracy.