Sentence examples for contributors to lower from inspiring English sources

Recent reports suggests that more likely contributors to lower UK cancer survival are low cancer awareness, increased perceived barriers to symptomatic presentation, concern about wasting the doctor's time (Forbes et al, 2013), suboptimal treatment of advanced ovarian (Maringe et al, 2012) and bowel cancer (Dejardin et al, 2013).

The list of contributors to lower profit margins is long and there is no guarantee the company will win or retain the UK contacts it is now allowed to pursue.

Some interesting factors, however, emerged as contributors to lower rates of preventive services, specifically younger age and lower level of education achieved.

While the design of the heat sink is a major contributor to lowering the overall thermal resistance of the packaged luminaire, another area of concern arises from the need to address the large heat fluxes that exist beneath the die.

A recent review by Nakanishi and Toi implicates NF-κB activation as a major contributor to lowering the apoptotic efficacy of chemotherapeutic agents and increasing drug resistance[52].

This alone appears to be a significant contributor to lower death rates.

But Chinese pigs do figure in to perhaps the biggest contributor to lower leather prices: new technologies that can metamorphose cheap animal hides -- scratched cow, pocked sheep or porous pig -- into supple leather.

Another possible contributor to lower use by East Asian and Pacific newcomers is that in many countries in this source region the availability of specialty mental health care is limited, which may contribute to a lesser interest and familiarity with accessing speciality mental health services.

Improving the microvascular perfusion of peripheral nerves is of particular importance since diabetic neuropathy is the main contributor to lower extremity amputations in the US. 3 Rosuvastatin, which has been widely used to treat hypercholesterolemia, selectively competes to inhibit HMG-CoA reductase.

Healthier individuals are, in the long term, more productive contributors to a country's wealth, particularly as countries rapidly transition from high to lower mortality levels.

It helps to lower blood pressure and the risk of hypertension, a major contributor to heart disease.