Decreased quantity and quality of peripheral a-delta nociceptive fibers have been suggested as a contributory factor leading to increased sensory thresholds in aging [ 55], and these sex differences in temperature detection thresholds could be the result of greater reductions in epidermal sensory fibers in older males when compared to older females [ 56].
(Senator Goldwater was answering a challenge from Governor Rockefeller to speak out). He said he was opposed to increasing contributory taxes because this would make the additional purchase of private retirement plans difficult.
The contributory role of fresh water to increase dissolved oxygen was supported by Nair ([1985]) while working in the Kalpakkam waters.
This could be an argument to promote interventions consisting in conditional cash transfers or non-contributory pension schemes for OP, which is expected to increase older people's economic and physical autonomy.
The most crucial contributory factor to the increased risk of re-admission due to infection in the early period was an increased risk of urinary tract infection (UTI), especially in TKA patients (Supplementary data, Appendix 2).
Consequently, to increase participation rates and meet affiliation targets, state governments misclassified families who were subject to the contributory fee as being poor.
To address some of the contributory elements to the hidden curriculum, we have adopted a "Complementary Approach" to Professionalism encouraging positive role models and establishing a staged approach to increase awareness and "guided interventions" [ 43].
While progressive urbanisation might be a contributory factor to the increased type 1 diabetes incidence, the data on this subject remain inconsistent [ 27, 28].
Delay in parasite clearance by all antimalarial drugs is associated with increasing parasitaemia and hyperparasitaemia [ 4, 7] and is thought to be contributory to drug treatment failure in P. falciparum to antimalarials including artemisinin derivatives and artemisinin-based combinations [ 8].
The apparent quantum efficiency of N TiO2 (8.6 %) was slightly higher than that Ce TiO2 (6.7 %) but the efficiency increased significantly for co-doped Ce N TiO2 to 17.2, suggesting that both doping components were contributory to photocatalytic activity, as discussed earlier, giving higher hydrogen production.
