One major concern has been repeated warnings from advisory panels that NNSA and DOE have developed a dysfunctional management relationship that has contributed to lengthy delays in programs aimed at assuring the reliability of the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile, security problems at weapons facilities, and safety issues.
Fourteen of VICE's European offices have contributed with lengthy pieces to help loutish visitors turn their capital cities into theme parks full of booze and piss.
A. F. Palamidas, S. A. Gennimata, F. Karakontaki, G. Kaltsakas, I. Papantoniou, A. Koutsoukou, and N. G. Koulouris made measurements on the subjects, analyzed the data, and contributed to lengthy discussions during the writing of the paper.
This study also noted, however, that the EHR also increased redundancy of information, contributed to lengthier notes, had a poor display of information, and increased "clutter" within the medical record.
Other scientists then picked up where he left off, and in 1990 psychologists Howard Friedman and Leslie Martin began poring over the wealth of data in search of factors that seemed to contribute to lengthy life spans.
The higher proportion of African Americans using public transportation may contribute to lengthy travel times.
Conventional oral therapies for the treatment of tuberculosis are limited by poor antibiotic distribution in granulomas, which contributes to lengthy treatment regimens and inadequate bacterial sterilization.
The judge rejected the case of a fourth Algerian man, saying that his own "lies and lack of cooperation" with the Home Office had contributed to his lengthy detention.
Though the group only released two albums over four years, and reunited briefly in 2014 for a short tour, their work combining oddball vocal samples with hard-hitting percussion and razor-sharp basslines has contributed to their lengthy influence on a variety of styles from dubstep to grime.
In America, the popular entertainer Eddie Cantor drew tremendous laughter at the Ziegfeld Follies when he made fun of Wilson's trips to Paris: "Presidents may come and presidents may go, but Wilson does both!" The public derision contributed to a lengthy period of isolation throughout the next two decades, and delayed the American reaction to the later rise of fascism in Europe.
