Sentence examples for contributed to discouraging from inspiring English sources
The high rates of inadequate samples of FNAB, ranging up to 58.7% in some reports has contributed to discouraging the use of this technique (Ibrahim et al, 2001).
However, in the context of a general decline in response rates to postal surveys, it is perhaps not surprising that our pilot study suggested that excessively long or repetitive behavioural measures may have contributed to discouraging participation in the survey.
For example, a lack of encouragement by faculty, a lack of timely and high-quality feedback on medical incident reports, and fear of compromising one's career or personal reputation might contribute to discouraging subjective norms.
This remoteness may further contribute to discourage pregnant women to seek routine care from the facility providers or seek health care due to distance and inconvenient communication system.
Equally, the deserts and the sea, which protected Egypt on all sides, contributed to this stability by discouraging serious invasion for almost 2,000 years.
Some agents complained about Mr. Freeh's frequent lectures on personal conduct, saying it contributed to a risk-averse climate that discouraged innovation.
Such mistreatments reportedly contributed to fatalities among slum women and discouraged some of them from seeking formal providers.
An unpleasant odor of the dimercaptide and gavage-related irritation of the gastrointestinal tract may have contributed to these lags in weight gain by discouraging eating.
But they did not come, because of the boycott and because the South African government discouraged them, and this contributed to a steep decline in university resistance to apartheid.
Arrested Development also developed a unique self-referentiality through use of in-jokes that evolved over multiple episodes, which rewarded longtime viewership (and in turn may have discouraged new viewers and contributed to the show's ratings issues).
