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In recent times Frampton has contributed further to this improved atmosphere in Belfast – as illustrated by his two previous fights when he had the Odyssey rocking with mixed crowds united in vociferous support.

During the past 7,000 years cattle-based animal husbandry in the desert and along its margins apparently has contributed further to the maintenance of these conditions, and the climate of the Sahara has been relatively constant for 2,000 years.

Experience using renewable energy sources, especially wind since 1970, and energy crises has contributed further to growing interest [1].

Apparently, and in contrast with Karlshafen as well as with the other two stands, the second generation of natural regeneration has contributed further to a more even distribution of genotypes over local clusters at the stand level with the above consequences for clustering, and this tendency might have been enhanced by planting.

Automatic enrolment into the scheme, near universality of coverage and no requirement for enrollee contributions may have contributed further to the significant DIDs (Fan et al. 2012).

But the state's shrinking child-protection system hadn't intervened to help the Riley kids, and the public schools had contributed further to their misfortunes.

Although not reported in the Gold Medalist study, measurements of circulating sRAGE may well have contributed further to the understanding of the protection afforded these individuals.

It is possible that the institution of a mandated consultation led to increased awareness around guideline-based management of s. aureus bacteremia both by the ID physicians as well as the most responsible physicians, which would have contributed further to the overall improvement in adherence to guidelines.

Nonetheless, the consistency of the authors' findings and the ease with which we were able ultimately to define a consensual list of factors among those debated by the authors argues that additional articles would not have contributed further to our findings.

The study has contributed further evidence to highlight the benefit of using physical performance measures to learn about the patients' actual level of disability.

The study has contributed further evidence to highlight the benefit of using physical performance measures to assess recovery of physical function post arthroplasty as important information is gained about the patient's actual level of disability.