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The current state-of-the-art in linear model validation has contributed to an awareness that residual errors in FE models are increasingly the consequence of some unrepresented nonlinearity in the structure.

Volunteering also contributes to an awareness of "social resources" that may be useful in the coping process post-disaster (Brown et al. 2012).

Although the use of more than one language in a culture has often been seen as socially divisive, early bilingualism in the form of native or near native proficiency in two languages as shown in our study may serve to mitigate such conflicts in contributing to an awareness of what it means to communicate effectively with speakers of different languages.

Some decision-makers recognized the importance of the projects in contributing to an awareness and sensitivity of managers towards the subject of study (Table  2).

The publication and dissemination of the NSERC Statement of Principles, have contributed to an increased awareness of the working conditions of postdocs and stimulated institutional reform efforts.

That might have contributed to an increased awareness of strength and weakness in clinical performance and a motivation to change routine practice.

That might have contributed to an increased awareness of strengths and weaknesses, and a motivation to change routine practice in the management of patients with low back pain.

These empirical studies (Brink et al. 2008) have contributed to an increased awareness that aging is a systemic process which is driven by gene networks rather than a single-gene driven process (Budovskaya et al. 2008).

The HCPs acknowledged the importance of developing a common knowledge basis that encompassed both perspectives and reflections contributed to an increased awareness of the imbalances between the "voice of the life world" and the "voice of medicine".

In a sense, it was Mr. Castro who contributed to a greater awareness of religion, at least as an intellectual topic, in Cuba.

They say the graphic conversation in the 1990s around the procedure they call "late-term" abortion contributed to a greater awareness of, and horror over, how abortions are performed.