Sentence examples for contribution of growth from inspiring English sources

The contribution of growth parameters to the cognitive outcome of very low birth weight (VLBW /very preterm (VP) infants is difficult to disentangle from other preterm-birth related factors.

This Viewpoint calls out the contribution of growth in health care workforce to higher health care costs, and emphasizes the need to find efficiencies in the current national workforce and resist additional hiring growth as a mechanism to slow growth in spending.

For Recruits, the contribution of growth to ACS recovery is higher but declines quicker with high TDBH95 and low T SLA and T SEED (Fig. 1d) while losses declines slowly with low T WD (Fig. 1e).

For Survivors, the contribution of growth to ACS recovery is higher but declines quicker with high T SLA and low T WD (Fig. 1a) while losses declines slowly with high T SLA and high T SEED (Fig. 1b).

This paper applies the framework for pro-poor analysis to welfare changes from a CGE-microsimulation model to analyze what are the better or worse models for agriculture modernization, and to estimate the contribution of growth and redistribution to changes in poverty in DRC.

Thus, we cannot exclude a contribution of growth arrest/senescence to limiting clonal expansion of YapKI cells.

Our data revealed a somewhat similar tibial length among young and aging C57 or ob/ob mice, excluding the possible contribution of disparate growth and development in these mice.

Telomerase was also implicated in gene expression control irrespectively of telomere length and in contribution to growth of various types of benign [12] [14] and malignant [15], [16] cells.

Further investigations suggested the contribution of high growth rates of immobilized cells toward the enhanced PLA1 production.

Nevertheless, a large contribution of the growth had come from production of non-tradable good and from pure speculative capital inflow.

This paper updates the 1999 World Bank Report using the World Bank's 2005 dataset, providing a new assessment of the relative contribution of economic growth.