Sentence examples for contribution to lower from inspiring English sources
Among men, reporting that the home municipality lacked a youth clinic was associated with chlamydia, indicating that youth clinics may be a valuable contribution to lower the community prevalence of chlamydia among men.
Their contribution to lower airway inflammation is unclear.
Add to that, last month I won an award for being a good immigrant, the Alexander Hamilton Award, a beautiful engraved trophy, for my "outstanding contribution to Lower Manhattan and New York State".
This gives possibilities to better foresee the use of specialist care and the contribution to lower costs in care.
The near absence of DPR inclusions in spinal cord motor neurons challenges their contribution to lower motor neuron degeneration in ALS-C9+ve cases.
However, the contribution to lower concentrations of these chemicals in females from their deposition in placental tissue or fetal tissues and organs cannot be excluded because parity remained a predictive variable for certain chemicals after adjusting for breast-feeding.
The government initially gave the green light for new nuclear power stations in Britain in 2006, claiming they would make a "significant contribution" to lowering carbon emissions as polluting coal power stations are phased out.
In the longer run, the costs and benefits of crop-based biofuel production for food security and environmental sustainability need to be carefully evaluated to determine their real contribution to lowering greenhouse gas emissions and transport fuels' carbon intensity.
"The Government's reluctance to release this information proves what we have known all along - the badger cull is a hugely expensively, scientifically flawed and inhumane policy which is likely to make no significant contribution to lowering the level of bovine TB in cattle," he said.
For Kenya, preserving Embobut is an essential part of the country's contribution to lowering global emissions.
Such reduction would also have a significant contribution to lowering the risk of morbidity and mortality related to cardiovascular diseases at the population level.
