Sentence examples for contributing to incomplete from inspiring English sources
Hyperglycemia in STEMI patients has direct acute negative cardiovascular effects contributing to incomplete myocardial reperfusion and CMF impairment [ 24- 28].
An additional factor contributing to incomplete suppression is likely to be the fact that our hyperpolarizing reagent is unable to mimic endogenous temporal variations in Vmem of healthy cells.
The clinical effectiveness of inhalation therapy derives from delivery of the drug to target sites in the lungs, and evidence is mounting that incorrect use of inhaler devices is a common problem contributing to incomplete asthma control for many patients.
With the late registration it is unlikely that pregnant women will take the recommended two doses of SP. Late first ANC attendance has been identified as an important factor contributing to incomplete IPT use [ 27].
This may have contributed to incomplete adoption of the primary stages of the WHO detection protocol, alongside pragmatic or logistical issues associated with study design.
Examination of this period is important due to the high level of incentives provided and subsequent high cost to ratepayers; policymakers expectations that price declines accrue to consumers; and market structure characteristics that might contribute to incomplete pass-through.
Examination of this period is important due to the high level of incentives provided and subsequent high cost to ratepayers; policymakers' expectations that price declines accrue to consumers; and market structure characteristics that might contribute to incomplete pass-through.
Such TFs prefer 5-TAA/TTA-3 elements (overrepresented in promoters of psoriasis-decreased DEGs), and their decreased expression in psoriasis may contribute to incomplete KC differentiation, thereby favoring KC proliferation [83,84].
Late first ANC registration has been found to contribute to incomplete IPTp [ 16, 29, 30].
Defects in the aging lysosomal compartment may also contribute to incomplete digestion of glycogen.
Redox imbalance under certain conditions and in engineered strains may contribute to incomplete substrate utilization and may direct fermentation products to undesirable overflow metabolites.
