Over the past ten years, the restricted area has contributed to maintain the fleets operating here.
These requirements, based in state laws, have contributed to maintaining high immunization rates and keeping rates of vaccine noncompliance low.
"The jobs generated in Mexico have contributed to maintaining manufacturing jobs in the United States, which otherwise would have disappeared due to Asian competition," the statement read.
Results show that axle-load regulations have been reasonably well applied in Cameroon and have contributed to maintaining the corridor in fair condition.
"We regret that the proposal includes the elimination of jobs in Paris and we want to express our appreciation to colleagues – past and present – who through their hard work have contributed to maintaining a tradition of excellence in global journalism at the IHT and INYT".
These genes showed an even stronger increase in Tajima's D value relative to background (Supplementary Fig. 8) and were significantly (FDR-corrected P = 0.006; Online Methods) enriched for genes involved in response to virus, suggesting that selection may indeed have contributed to maintaining some of the ancestral polymorphisms.
Considering lack of such functionally relevant deactivation in SZ group and in false memory trials in CO, less task-induced deactivation in the prefrontal area during maintenance may have contributed to maintaining false representations.
In our study all patients used one of these drugs, which may have contributed to maintaining the average VWF within the reference range [ 29, 37– 37].
Greater access to and decision-making over DFF funds were said to have contributed to maintaining non-drug supplies at adequate levels, and to have indirectly led to improved drug stocks.
Early public health warnings and effective implementation of control interventions in large cities such as New York City, Mexico City, Lima, and Taiwan, could have contributed to maintaining a large pool of susceptible persons, which could fuel subsequent pandemic waves (29 ).
