Having an idea of which contributory factors are more common in a particular setting will allow resources to be deployed in a way that is cost effective and also increase the likelihood of resolving the condition.
Of course, all three mechanisms could be contributory, in which case drugs to target all three mechanisms are needed.
It is probably the most developed proposal from Labour on how to reinvent the so-called contributory principle, in which the public feel a greater connection between paying taxes and what they get in return.
The old saying that NATO exists "to keep the Americans in, the Russians out and the Germans down" is now only one-third true.A further difference between today and 1949 is that European economic revival, in which American aid has been a contributory factor, has made it harder for America to contemplate isolationism.
Financial limitation represents the cases in which personal financial constraints performed a contributory role in the nonadherence.
There may be other chronic inflammatory conditions in which CRP has a causative or contributory role; so additional studies in other diseases may be warranted given the tolerability of ISIS-CRPRx, the lack of obvious immune suppression and the potential for combination with other agents.
The proposed Uganda NHIS is to be a contributory health financing mechanism, in which members pay a premium in exchange for a defined package of services, containing elements from both formal and informal employment sectors.
Since then, as the process of reassessing people on incapacity benefit has accelerated, a report from coroners' courts have revealed a number of cases in which benefits-related anxieties are mentioned as a contributory factor to a person's suicide.
The dharmadhātu is not something we have in common, a foundational essence; it is something in which we each have a distinct and indispensable contributory share.
Obesity is a multifactorial condition in which environmental, biological and genetic factors all have a contributory role [1].
