Sentence examples for contributed to the upsurge of from inspiring English sources
Such renunciation of democracy and human rights has surely contributed to the upsurge of terrorism in Egypt, which we repudiate but regard as a consequence of, rather than a justification for, Sisi's barbarism.
It is possible that the ptxP3 allele has increased bacterial fitness and contributed to the upsurge of pertussis.
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic has contributed to the upsurge of tuberculosis (TB) infections with TB being the most common opportunistic infection in people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), and the leading cause of death amongst PLWHA in Africa [ 1].
His most recent book, Obama's Bank: Financing a Durable New Deal, is credited with contributing to the upsurge of P3s within the US.
The relative youth and high fertility of immigrants also contributed to the upsurge in the birth rate, which was coupled with a decline in mortality rates, attributable to improved public health facilities and social welfare programs.
Experts have suggested that two interlinked factors may have contributed to the upsurge in quality: falling wholesale drug prices and competition from cheaper but potent new psychoactive substances. .
The continuing escalation of obesity and the metabolic syndrome contribute to the upsurge in frequency of diabetes (2, 3).
This enhancement in 5HT biosynthesis and reduction in degradation ultimately lead to the upsurge of serotonin which is imperative in the mediation of vomiting act.
Could an upsurge of meteorite bombardment have contributed to the emergence of complex lifeforms with diverse anatomical designs?
Relative stability in East African nations may have contributed to the lower incidence of the disease in these countries, but drought and increasing pressure on water sources may lead to an upsurge in East African disease.
Yes, Medicare patients who had bariatric surgery after 2006 tended to do better, confirming a common belief that the C.M.S. coverage decision contributed to the improvement in outcomes and general upsurge in quality of care.
