Sentence examples for contributed to failed from inspiring English sources

To examine the recovery strategies employed during a treadmill acceleration task, to determine if mechanisms that contributed to failed recoveries on a motorized treadmill are the same general biomechanical mechanisms that contributed to falls from a trip, and to determine if failed recovery responses could be modified to allow for successful recoveries on subsequent trials.

Furthermore, the lack of communication of study results to communities- particularly after concerns over exposure to toxic waste have been raised- has contributed to failed environmental health improvements in native communities [ 4].

A similar issue has been noted in other studies where differences in pre-processing contributed to failed reproduction of drug sensitivity predictions [ 31, 32].

The accountability office said that in reviewing the agency's own data and sending investigators to eight entry points, it found persistent weaknesses in procedures that "contribute to failed inspections".

Poor inter-rater reliability (IRR) is an important methodological factor that may contribute to failed trials.

Unfortunately, some of these rivers are sites of active Atlantic salmon restoration programs, and polychlorinated biphenyls have been implicated as ancillary factors contributing to failed salmon restoration.

In elderly patients, osteoporosis makes internal fixation problematic and frequently contributes to failed fixation and poor clinical results.

Template characteristics that might contribute to failed or truncated reads could be poly A tails, homopolymer stretches, or other highly repetitive regions.

We suggest that losses in correlated levels of component proteins may contribute to failed responses to stimuli and underlie impaired or slowed learning responses that also require MAP kinase signaling, NMDA receptor activity, and/or IEG responses to stimulation.

The unreliability and instability of gene expression signatures derived purely from associative studies is well documented [ 8, 9, 21, 22], contributing to failed attempts to define signatures predictive of response to common treatment regimens [ 23].

Current oral regimens are lengthy and complex, which contributes to failed treatments. 1 Direct-observed treatment short-course now accompanies most regimens in an attempt to prevent failures, yet successful treatment rates of antibiotic-susceptible TB are only 34%76%%.