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But it remains concerned about the rising numbers of private hire vehicles in London — noting that the number has increased from 59,000 in 2009/10 to more than 95,000 now, and adding: "This has contributed to wider challenges for London such as growing traffic congestion, illegal parking and areas of poor air quality".

The project also facilitated positive changes at the policy level and contributed to wider social development.

Small sample sizes, particularly among females and substance users, contributed to wider confidence intervals with low precision.

A second group believed that inappropriate political and economic incentives had led to bad farming practices prior to the drought and this contributed to wide-spread erosion.

When it comes to sensors, some work has contributed to wide area sensors network self-configuration [ 24].

Involvement and commitment of the religious leaders facilitated the use of multiple communication channels that are locally appropriate and contributed to wide coverage of training of mothers.

This has contributed to wide disparities in the resources, capacity, and infrastructure devoted to palliative care delivery [ 1], and poses questions and challenges for palliative care research.

The substantial variability in both of these parameters for R115777 contributed to wide 90% confidence intervals (combination therapy vs R115777 alone).

Since then, increased access to worldwide media, exposure to western value systems, and participation in national and international web-based networking have contributed to wide-ranging challenges to traditional values and cultural practices [ 6].

The standard errors for the ages of distinct branches ranged from 1.2 to 3.4 myr and contributed to wide variations in R (fixation events over time) values, especially for lineages where chromosome stasis occurred.

Entitlements such as the national minimum wage, employer pension contributions and parental leave also contribute to wider public policy goals.