Sentence examples for environments that contribute from inspiring English sources
To understand the interpretative constitution of the self, one must understand the various "external" environments that contribute to it.
We focus especially on the use of representations of therapeutic landscapes in literature to convey the author's perceptions of the aspects of social and physical environments that contribute to human well-being.
12 In developed and developing countries, rural and urban regions tend to have different social and physical environments that contribute to differences in health outcomes.
Further research could focus on administrative data and the accuracy of cost allocations via DRG for variable costs such as nursing, and may be able to explore workplace variations and efficiencies in hospital work environments that contribute to the hospital estimations of DRG costs.
"you also need to sit, stand and get out of bed in ways that don't strain the body, and change the parts of the environment that contribute to any aches or pains".
For example, King et al. (2008) postulated how Māori Environmental knowledge in New Zealand provides a collection of observations, records, monitoring and forecast methods of changes in their physical environment that contribute to hazard mitigation.
This oversimplified assumption overlooks many of the factors in the environment that contribute to the current disproportion.
The elimination of health disparities will require addressing a broad spectrum of factors in the social and physical environment that contribute to poor health.
It is mainly retinal and its surrounding chemical environment that contribute the colour, or absorbance, of a retinal-binding protein.
Staff shortages, transportation, inadequate supportive supervision, and a lack of essential supplies and functional equipment are notable factors of the working environment that contribute to dissatisfaction.
Furthermore, neighbourhood social capital might foster social processes in the home environment that contribute to good health, such as good parenting practices.
