Sentence examples for conditions that contributed from inspiring English sources

The inability to capture conditions that contributed to, or mitigated, individual-level exposures including access to air conditioning or shade may have introduced additional exposure misclassification that the data could not address.

Some of the changes will address conditions that contributed to the fire.

In almost three years since the massacre, the workers live and work in the same conditions that contributed to the violent protest in 2012.

In a statement released on Monday, the city said, "We deeply regret the failures of our agencies to inspect and detect the conditions that contributed to the deaths of Firefighters Beddia and Graffagnino".

But many experts say they suspect that the number of incidents has not diminished because, for the most part, the conditions that contributed to patterns of misbehavior are still ensconced on college campuses.

Investigators identified several conditions that contributed to the speed of the blaze, which at one point shot up 200 feet, above the level of the Palisades, the cliffs overlooking Edgewater.

Only then can fragile states forge peace and create conditions that contribute to economic growth.

McREL Standards Civics 2. Understands the essential characteristics of limited and unlimited governments 4. Understands the concept of a constitution, the various purposes that constitutions serve, and the conditions that contribute to the establishment and maintenance of constitutional government 18.

For him, the term action was comprehensive and meant the dynamism of life in all its manifestations; it includes all the conditions that contribute to the gestation, birth, and expansion of the free act.

Doctors, social agencies and community groups that have long been frustrated by the inability to alleviate environmental conditions that contribute to ailments like heart disease and obesity are promoting the idea that a shift in land-use planning and design can stanch some of the harmful influences.

This paper develops a conceptual model of the underlying conditions that contribute to design errors in social infrastructure projects.