Sentence examples for contributes to curtailment of from inspiring English sources
Laboratory-based research indicates that a reduction in systemic O2 delivery contributes to curtailment of CAC and repeated-sprint ability through varied metabolic and neuromuscular mechanisms.
I think young New Yorkers have gotten too little credit for the changes in their behavior that have contributed to the curtailment of crime in the city.
Townsend explained numerous conflicts with Century Media, and his struggle with bipolar disorder (for which he checked himself into a psychiatric hospital in early 1998), contributed to the curtailment of Strapping Young Lad's activities: What happened?
1) IMF-dictated reforms lead to curtailment of a large part of Korean capital expansion plans.
Immunization with zona pellucida (ZP) glycoproteins leads to curtailment of fertility often associated with ovarian dysfunction.
One cannot rule out that the element of structure in the performance of the interviews in this study may have limited the narrative aspect of the interviews and thereby also contributed to a certain curtailment of the types of experiences articulated by the informants.
Mr. Giuliani says that the proposed extension of the USA Patriot Act would revise the law to prevent curtailment of civil liberties.
They've contended that taxes should be cut to force curtailment of government.
Furthermore, the thermal inertia of a district heating system is found to contribute more to the reduction of coal consumption, whereas the electric heating boilers contribute to lower wind curtailment.
In recent years, data from both laboratory and epidemiological studies have accumulated to support the hypothesis that sleep curtailment may have contributed to the increased prevalence of overweight and obesity.
