Pressure from the United States Congress has contributed to this progress, nudging the Colombian government with its offer that gains on the human rights front would lead to ratification of the trade agreement.
Several factors have contributed to this progress: a growing public anxiety about disasters; advances in disciplines as disparate as computer science, fluid mechanics, and neuroscience; and an infusion of funding from governments, universities, and especially corporations, which have figured out that disaster planning saves money in the long run.
Advances in prevention, early detection, and treatment all have contributed to this progress in reducing death rates from cancer [2], [17], [18], [19], [20].
Many factors have contributed to this progress, including public education and screening for earlier diagnosis, better access to diagnostic and treatment services, improved training and quality control in treatment delivery and improved supportive care.
On the basis of animal models and human studies, it is likely that multiple elements of the AHA/ERC 2005 Guidelines and CCR protocols have contributed to this progress.
Contributing to this lack of progress is, not surprisingly, a lack of honest debate beyond the pleasantries that tend to obscure atrocities committed in the name of Islam.
Contributing to this lack of progress is the minimal amount of research activities dedicated to stillbirth etiologies and prevention methods.
Third, even though Erdogan's government has been effective in terms of restricting the role of the army to purely military matters, and in this sense contributing to the progress of democracy, it has been insufficient in protecting freedom of speech and press.
