Sentence examples for contributing to insufficient from inspiring English sources

Such lack of knowledge among health workers could translate into similarly deficient knowledge in the general population, thereby contributing to insufficient preventive practices that enable the persistence of high rates of HBV infection.

Observations that the tryptophan catabolizing enzyme IDO is decreased in pregnancies complicated by pre-eclampsia is consistent with diminished Treg cell activity in pregnancy (Santoso et al., 2002; Nishizawa et al., 2007), with decreased IDO potentially caused by, and contributing to, insufficient Treg cell activity (Grohmann et al., 2002).

The small sample sizes and heterogenous patient background in the clinical studies contribute to insufficient power to investigate the value of both dosing methods.

The excessive sympathy which flows to perpetrators like Turner both owes and contributes to insufficient concern for the harm, humiliation, and trauma they cause to their victims.

Limited persistence of CTL following adoptive transfer into tumor-bearing hosts is one factor that contributes to insufficient anti-tumor immune responses, and previous studies have shown that tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes are primed to undergo apoptosis [14].

Given GPs' essential role in vaccination, this may contribute to insufficient coverage for these vaccines.

This indicates that lower blood rates per se contributed to insufficient ECCO2R.

Thus, the distraction rate is less predictable, which may contribute to insufficient callus formation (Leidinger et al. 2006).

Poor breastfeeding technique or latching leading to ineffectual milk removal, deficient mammary gland tissue and maternal hormonal imbalances can all contribute to insufficient supply of milk [ 14, 15].

Attitudes, or "individual's positive or negative evaluation of performing a behavior [ 14]" may also contribute to insufficient or ineffective counseling practices.

Moreover, in some regions, a lack of harmonization of vaccination strategies and selection of high-risk populations have contributed to insufficient vaccination coverage of some target groups [ 42].