Sentence examples for contributed to residents from inspiring English sources
With one of Mexico's largest indigenous populations, Oaxaca's populace is relatively short in stature, which has perhaps contributed to residents' lack of success in baseball and other sports.
Research has shown that poor housing condition has contributed to residents' fear of crime and affect collective efficacy (Roman and Knight 2010).
The primary goal of our study was to determine factors that contributed to residents' decision in the R4 subspecialty match, and then we could infer why residents were not pursuing less sought after subspecialties such as General Internal Medicine.
This might have something to do with the nurses feeling that the Norwegian culture is not open to religious expressions in general and that this contributed to residents' religious needs in the nursing homes not being adequately met.
Faculty feedback is a common method of evaluation for the Professional role and higher satisfaction with evaluation was achieved when more people contributed to resident evaluation [ 10].
He pointed to Fortaleza's rampant inequality and precarious housing conditions as factors contributing to residents' hypervigilance.
Accordingly, this study explores factors contributing to residents' participation intention in ecotourism management and proposes a structural relationship between their participation intention, environmental knowledge, attitudes towards ecotourism and the appeal of tourist landscapes.
It's believed that their plant-based soy-rich diet -- as well as exercise and plenty of sunshine -- all contribute to residents' long lives.
Other factors that may contribute to residents' decisions regarding fellowship training were not addressed in this study.
Several studies indicate that, even when water contamination exists, levels are often low and unlikely to contribute to residents' body burden of DDT, particularly among women in unsprayed areas.
Such comments are not surprising given the competing interests of educational commitments, frequent on call-shifts and long hours in demanding residencies, all of which contribute to resident stress [ 9- 11].
