Sentence examples for facility contributes from inspiring English sources

The greatest burden of the disease is in developing countries where lack of organised screening facility contributes to nearly one quarter of all female cancers.

The assessment found that at the current efficiency level, both the LFG-to-energy project and the incineration facility contribute to GHG mitigation and fossil resource savings as compared to the Business as Usual (BAU) practice.

The coroner later said in a court declaration that he did not believe the lack of oxygen or drugs given to Benefield at the facility contributed to his death.

Dr. Mark A. Fajardo, now the coroner in Los Angeles County, said in a court declaration that he did not believe the lack of oxygen or drugs given to Benefield at the facility contributed to his death and that he was never contacted by the attorney general's office.

No single clinician or facility contributed more than 7%% of overall records for training or test purposes.

In quasi-integrated sites, an NGO provides CT in a public sector health facility; both the NGO and the facility contribute to managing the services [ 14].

Each health facility contributed a minimum sample of 30 client records (30 × 9 health facilities) to make up the total sample size.

Lack of housing, inadequate payment of support staff, and poor physical state of the health facility contribute to a non-conducive working environment.

Living alone, absence of family support and the requirement for home nursing following discharge or entry to an institutional care facility, contribute to an increased likelihood of adult and older patients remaining in hospital unnecessarily [ 12- 16].

Distance from a health facility contributed to delivery service utilization, and mothers who lived within 30 min or less from a health facility were 1.25 times more likely (OR = 1.25, CI: 1.03-1.52) to use SBA during delivery compared to those who lived further away.

Inefficient energy use in hospitals and other healthcare facilities contributes to air pollution but is also a barrier to providing even the most basic health services and ultimately universal healthcare.