Sentence examples for contributor to quality from inspiring English sources

"Sexual satisfaction is a major contributor to quality of life, ranking at least as high as spiritual or religious commitment and other morale factors, so more positive attitudes towards mature sex should be vigorously promoted," he added.

Sexual health remains an important contributor to quality of life in breast cancer survivors [ 15].

First, because GP satisfaction has been shown to be an important contributor to quality of care [ 11].

Most of these interventions show some improvement on quality of life or on other physical and psychological outcomes, such as cancer related fatigue, but do not pay attention to the aspect of work which is considered to be an important contributor to quality of life.

Comparing the city's amenities with those of Paris, London and Berlin, he reminds us that "we have skyscrapers — grand, but hardly contributors to quality of life.

These ligases do seem to be major contributors to quality control, since several nuclear temperature-sensitive proteins are San1 substrates [16], and in a previous study peptide fusions to Ura3 that were selected for their instability all turned out to be Doa10 substrates [21].

It was developed based on internationally accepted evaluations of contributors to quality.

Our findings uphold earlier work by Blaise and Kegels [ 35], who describe the rigidity and lack of responsiveness in command-and-control structures observed in several African health systems as contributors to quality of care challenges in service delivery.

Exercise intolerance and fatigue are major negative contributors to quality of life in individuals with COPD, for whom the activities of daily living may embody a significant exercise challenge [ 3].

Because starch content in silage and sink-source dynamics are important contributors to quality, and genotype-by-environment (G×E) interactions are an important source of variation for grain yield, it is not surprising that silage compositional traits are highly influenced by G×E interactions, which has been observed in previous studies (Argillier et al. 2000; Mechin et al. 2001).

Diffuse microbial pollution from agriculture is a key contributor to water quality impairment.