Sentence examples for contributed to the exclusion of from inspiring English sources

The severe dental fluorosis injuries appeared to be a stigmatizing factor and contributed to the exclusion of an entire generation of adolescents and young people by negatively impacting the quality of life and health of these people.

The authors suggest that oversampling of the Israeli wolf and undersampling of the Chinese and Spanish wolves also contributed to the exclusion of these regions as a potential source population.

However, in addition to these, our study further shows that social and economic (livelihood) insecurities of staff, which could have been triggered by a fear of losing their positions to CHAs, seemed to have contributed to the exclusion of some CHAs from the health posts to which they had been assigned.

Plasma units may be collected from a selected donor population, contributing to the exclusion of individuals at risk of carrying infectious agents.

Researchers (Fraiser, 1991, as cited in Valdés 2003) warn that reliance on teacher nominations could contribute to the exclusion of some deserving students due to teacher bias.

It wasn't our intention to contribute to the exclusion of the history and the work of reproductive justice activists and organizations.

In this context, even the slight selective advantage provided by the superior mechanical performance of the brown bear's cranial shape, combined with a loss of molar grinding area, could be enough in such a setting to contribute to the exclusion of the polar bear.

Herbivory may contribute to the exclusion of E. coccineum from the shade if 1) herbivory pressure is greater in the shade, which in turn can result from shade plants being less resistant or from habitat preferences of herbivores, and/or 2) consequences of damage are more detrimental in the shade, i.e., shade plants are less tolerant.

A T3SS effector, called AvrGf1, was found to contribute to the exclusion of C. paradisi from the A* host range [ 21].

We provide two possible evolutionary models for RNase H genes in which functional redundancy contributes to the exclusion of redundant genes from the genome of a species.

Additionally, a research emphasis on reducing rates of re-hospitalization may unintentionally and subtly contribute to the exclusion of older people from health care [ 5, 13, 16, 19].