Sentence examples for contributed to the efficacy from inspiring English sources
Paradoxically, then, Mother Teresa's doubt may have contributed to the efficacy of one of the more notable faith-based initiatives of the last century.
Carbonated juices had lower pH and longer shelf-life due to the dissolved carbon dioxide content, which contributed to the efficacy of DMDC plus natamycin in both Concord and Niagara carbonated juices.
Among the fencing studies meant to reduce provocations, other situational factors such as proximity to highly populated elephant areas, seasonal migration corridors, dense vegetation as well as fence maintenance and upkeep contributed to the efficacy of fencing (Davies et al. 2011; Kioko et al. 2008; Hayward and Kerley 2009; Slotow 2012).
Analyses were performed on the ATP cohort, which was defined as children who met all eligibility criteria, received the complete vaccination course and contributed to the efficacy surveillance.
Since Coating A resulted in some bacterial growth, whereas no growth was detected with Coatings B or C, it is likely that both the drug concentration and elution rate contributed to the efficacy of these coatings.
These kinetics of early and controlled BMP-2 release may have contributed to the efficacy and safety of the technology.
Secretory pathway was location of the human construct that enhances immune induction and contribute to the efficacy of the vaccine candidate.
To examine systematically factors that contribute to the efficacy of nutrition education interventions in promoting behavior change for good health based on their stated objective.
Invasive electrophysiology (EP) in children now encompasses the use of many advanced engineering applications, which contribute to the efficacy of such procedures.
We then formulate a conceptual model for identifying factors that contribute to the efficacy of DDSS in comparison to traditional DSS.
