Roger M. Perlmutter, Amgen's executive vice president for research and development, said in a statement that the results contributed to "reinforcing the neutral impact" of the anemia drugs on patients' survival.
In fact, some participants distanced themselves from 'masculine' predatory heterosexuality, while others contributed to reinforcing it.
Successfully implemented examples of AI education projects contributed to reinforcing the AI-related knowledge and a better understanding of the AI messages.
Immigration is a force of social change and has contributed to reinforce ethnic and cultural diversity of many Western societies.
This "preferential" treatment may have contributed to reinforce the trusting relationship among patients, their caregivers and the centre thus determining a more favourable attitude towards the suggestions of the centre's staff, including the suggestion to provide legal agency to the patient.
Either it contributes to reinforcing existing technologies and knowledge, to renewing the industry by bringing in new technology, networks or knowledge, or it contributes to regional industrial path creation by exploiting business opportunities new to the region and thereby introducing a potential new industry (Martin, 2010; Martin and Sunley, 2006; Tödtling and Trippl, 2013).
The prison system is an example of the ways undigested trauma from early childhood experiences can join with the conditions of harshness and violence in many of our U.S. prisons and contribute to reinforcing a cycle of reactivity in both Correction Officers and prisoners.
Increased Eras, shown to be important for ES cell propagation (Takahashi et al., 2003), and factors such as Sall4, Lin28, and Utf1, may also contribute to reinforcing self-renewal in the face of differentiation stimuli.
This study contributes to reinforcing the conclusions from other authors that have shown a trend towards the reduction of morbi-mortality of patients with acute pancreatitis that received early enteral nutrition.
It is evident from the above brief discussion of some studies that, in reframing CME interventions to cater for improved learning outcomes, it is critical to foster an experiential and interactive educational context which is likely to contribute to reinforcing participants' motivation and participation, promoting their cognitive and competence development [ 41, 45- 47].
We also consider whether the use of in vitro derived gametes to facilitate postmenopausal motherhood would contribute to reinforcing a narrow, geneticized account of reproduction and a pro-reproductive culture that encourages women to produce genetically related offspring at all costs.
