How does its being extended contribute to its being divisible?
These measures might, to certain extend, contribute to the reduction of dengue cases in year 2006 and help to curb 2007 dengue cases from escalating into a huge outbreak.
With the successful application of commercial food preservation technologies, the availability of perishable foods can be extended, thereby contributing to human welfare.
Taken together, the incubator and its extended network contributed business development programs to the start-ups and provided important information, contacts, and networks on legal aspects and funding opportunities, among other benefits.
(Several studies from the 1980s and '90s, as the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, found that extended benefits contributed to longer periods of unemployment during recessions less severe than the current one).
Free text responses suggested that delivering extended duties contributed to nurses' job satisfaction: "[I've] really enjoyed being a Childsmile nurse (EDDN) enjoy it more than just being a dental nurse".
It should be noted that the interpretation of DEER data is complicated by the fact that for rather small separations of spin label sites both compact and extended (sub structures contribute significantly to the observed Δeff values.
This paper extends and contributes to emerging debates on the validation of interpretive research (IR) in management accounting.
However, to which extend this contributes to the overall replication rate remains unclear, and whether these sequence-specific attributes play an active role in the variation of DNA replication rates has, to our knowledge, not been investigated.
In developing health care systems towards transinstitutional HIS and health-enabling technologies, the aim of medical informatics, to contribute to the progress of the sciences and to high-quality, efficient, and affordable health care that does justice to the individual and to society, may be extended to also contributing to self-determined and self-sufficient (autonomous) life.
