Sentence examples for contributed to membership from inspiring English sources

As all individuals in the current sample had been exposed to the loss of a loved one, it may that it was the traumatic nature of these losses (e.g., witnessing the murder death of a loved one) that specifically contributed to membership in the combined PTSD/PGD classes.

To identify baseline variables that may have been contributing to membership in a particular cluster, logistic regression (SAS® PROC LOGISTIC) with stepwise variable selection was used.

A bold cell indicates a term that is contributing to membership in the corresponding group; a red italicized cell indicates a term that is pointing in the opposite direction.

To exploit the potential of the full data set with quantitative bacterial data we subsequently applied OPLS/O2PLS discriminant analysis and found that certain species significantly positively or negatively contributed to GCF sample membership and vice versa to PP sample membership.

The failure of this and other strikes in the years following World War I contributed to declining union membership in subsequent years.

The three have also contributed to PeoplePC, an Internet membership buyers' club that went public on Aug. 15 at $10 a share.

César Menotti, who coached the team in 1978, was considered a left-wing dissident, and his long hair, flamboyant personality, and Communist party membership contributed to an overall air of bohemianism.

It is also interesting to note that among CHF and non-member households, willingness to contribute to subsidised membership for the poor is lower than willingness to accept it.

"Eurozone membership certainly contributed to the property boom, and to the deteriorating drift in wage competitiveness.

Structural change, away from manufacturing and towards services, has contributed to a drop in union membership from 22m in 1980 to 16m today.

Tanzania has continued with the CHF as a voluntary contributory scheme, but has attempted to strengthen its management by contracting CHF management out to the NHIF, which has contributed to a doubling of CHF membership, but from a very low base of only 2% of the population [ 7].