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Old Fadama has virtually no water or sanitation infrastructure, contributing to diminished quality of health and frequent cholera outbreaks when the nearby river floods.
Insurers included UnitedHealth Group and Aetna are scaling back their participation in these exchanges, contributing to diminished choices for consumers.
The failing heart may develop a "hypothyroid" status contributing to diminished cardiac contractile function.
Furthermore, AMPK inhibits endogenous lipid synthesis and promotes fatty acid oxidation, contributing to diminished lipid storage in nonadipose tissues and improved insulin sensitivity [ 95].
These analyses enhanced our understanding of the impact of psoriasis symptoms on patients' lives, and suggest that itch is one of the most important symptoms of psoriasis, contributing to diminished HRQoL in patients with both mild and severe disease.
While earlier studies have concluded that PSS is a condition that affects patients physically, psychologically and socially, the factors contributing to diminished health quality in PSS are not well understood.
Therefore, one can firmly conclude that both genetic drift and selection are contributing to diminishing functional genetic diversity only for the PMRN intercept (Fig. 5D), with their respective contributions being unclear for growth (Fig. 5A) and the PMRN slope (Fig. 5E).
They fail to consider ways in which depleted capital accumulation, investment in human capital, and demographic change contribute to diminished economic growth.
The resulting recast layer from EDM often exhibits high levels of residual stress, unacceptable crack density and high surface roughness; all of which will contribute to diminished surface integrity and reduced fatigue life.
Therefore, the neurodegenerative phenotypes observed in XPA patients may be attributed to decreased cellular survival in both NSCs and neurons upon DNA damage, as accelerated apoptosis in either NSCs or neurons could contribute to diminished number or dysfunction of mature neuronal cells, leading to neurodegeneration.
