Sentence examples for contributing factors of which from inspiring English sources

Hospital-level data from this study illustrate significant improvements in abortion-related indicators from 2008 to 2012, contributing factors of which were the increased CAC service availability, introduction of medication methods and provider trainings at all levels of the healthcare system.

Trying, for example, to understand the change process itself, and the various contributing factors (of which the project may be one), rather than focusing on understanding/evidencing/evaluating a particular project's contribution to a part of the change process".

(4) An annual UK crash report (available here with updated data here in table RAS50002) identifies 78 potential contributing factors, most of which suggest human error.

Waiting time is an indirect measurement of crowding, which is a contributing factor of violence [ 5, 18, 45].

Toxigenic strains of Clostridium difficile can produce toxins A and toxin B, which are the contributing factor of C. difficile induced diarrhea.

Patients with CF experience frequent exacerbations of their symptoms; contributing factors include infections which may be bacterial or viral in nature [ 1- 3].

We often based the retrospective coding of contributing factors on limited data, which may have produced some misclassification.

Further, as PSMD9 is linked to T2D, it should be screened to identify any inheritance contributing factors to the T2D-associated phenotypes, of which hypertension is a major player.

In our previous study, we found that GV is an important contributing factor in the severity of CAD, which is independent of the average level of blood glucose (7).

Another possible contributing factor was the administration of ganciclovir, which was given prior to the final biopsy results to provide cover for possible CMV infection.

10 While the agencies included in this analysis all use cost-effectiveness criteria to inform decision-making, in-depth review of individual submissions suggests that demonstration of clinical benefit can be a contributing factor to the acceptance of submissions for which standard cost-effectiveness criteria are not met.