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Inadequate reduction in the palmar cortex and suboptimal contact between it and the plate contributed to increased load transmission through the implant and eventually caused plate breakage.

Interrupted water supply and unskilled persons tampering with distribution lines to connect water into homes or to repair broken lines contributed to increased load of microorganisms allowing pathogens to grow in the distribution lines.

The ill persons staying at the facilities might have contributed to increased viral load in the sewage, and problems with the sewage collection system would then have further aggravated contamination of the water supply.

Indeed iron loading has been shown to increase susceptibility to acute S. Typhimurium infection in mice [23], therefore, iron deficiency may have contributed to increased bacterial resistance in our studies.

Lowering spacing between the CFRP strips contributed to increasing shear load capacity of repaired beams as long as peeling-off failure of the concrete cover across the depth of beam's soffits was avoided.

Emerging literature on allostasisb provides much-needed attention to the cumulative effects of stressors [ 9] and it may be that low socioeconomic status, racism, exposure to violence, loss, and historical trauma contribute to increased allostatic load and by extension adverse birth outcomes [ 10, 11].

This has contributed to increasing intolerance across society.

Caesarean sections have also contributed to increasing maternal mortality.

Because increased animal protein intake may contribute to increased body iron load, the association between high (animal) protein intake and diabetes in the nonobese people might be (partly) explained markers of body iron load.

Slow pacing of failing cardiomyocytes with increased [Na+]i may enhance Ca2+ influx from the extracellular side through reverse mode NCX contributing to increased SR Ca2+ load and force development.

Decreased knee flexion angle and decreased internal knee extensor moment contribute to increased knee stiffness during loading.