(FG1) The experiences immediately before the technical consensus meetings, with their corresponding dynamics of negotiations and concessions, probably contributed to emphasizing the concerns of subjectivity and value judgments.
These results contribute to emphasize the importance in providing educational and preventive strategies concerning the risks linked to MOH, such as the probability of developing renal injuries.
Nevertheless, our results contribute to emphasize the need to have an adequate and efficient health activity monitoring of the prehospital information system.
Our results may contribute to emphasize the importance of searching for adverse health effects on exposure levels considered safe and alert decision makers and regulatory agencies about the importance of establishing more accurate noise exposure limits so that the health of workers is not compromise.
The reactive metabolite of acetaminophen, N-acetyl-p-benzo-quinoneimine (NAPQI), is able to activate the TRPA1 channel and thereby evoke a moderate and reversible neurogenic inflammatory response, which, in susceptible individuals, may contribute to emphasizing inflammation in peripheral tissues [76].
Dr. Satcher and other experts who contributed to the report emphasized the dearth of research on the effectiveness of different treatments, including medication and psychotherapy, in different minority groups.
Better-heeled suburban schools, sports teams and private recreation contributed to an ethos that emphasized family residential security, individual meritocracy and private life.
A few native-born writers of the 20th century, such as Marguerite Noble, Alberto Ríos, and Eva Antonia Wilbur-Cruce, contributed to a genre that emphasizes the real hardships of the region along with its austere beauty.
Centonze et al. [ 8] conclude that the reactive analysis of the principal critical radiological elements that contributed to the sentinel event emphasizes the pressing need to change the management of CT healthcare services about RIS-PACS system.
Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics at Fordham University and author of For Love of Animals: Christian Ethics, Consistent Action, Charles Camosy has contributed to a newly released book emphasizing the interdenominational inspiration of Pope Francis to care for animals.
