Sentence examples for intensified contribution from inspiring English sources

Our main research questions were: is the designed program associated with a reduction in prescribing errors and related patient harm?, can the study results increase the efficiency of the designed program in the future?, and what are the additional costs of the designed program considering the intensified contribution of a hospital pharmacist in an ICU?

Collectively, these data indicate that deacetylation of TFEB intensifies its contribution to microglial degradation of fAβ.

It has been assumed that Co2+ may act as a cationic stimulator, which promoted the co-deposition of nano-diamond particles with nickel and thus intensified the positive contribution of the embedded nano-diamond particles.

Given that these topics are characteristic for both domains the question arises whether shared topics in general point to synergies that could guide intensified citizen science contributions in forest monitoring.

However, when multiple fibres are activated synchronously the EPSP is curtailed by a GABA-mediated IPSP, which hyperpolarises the neuron to a region where the Mg2+ block of NMDARs is intensified and prevents a noticeable contribution of NMDARs to the synaptic response.

According to Bewket and Steroosnijder (2003), the inorganic sources of P from mineral weathering have considerable importance in their contribution to soil available P as intensified human practices increase the rate of weathering and encourage the decomposition.

The absence of increased familial risks shortly after first diagnosis suggests a contribution of genetic factors rather than intensified medical attention.

Given the inability to explain ADHD on a solely genetic basis, interest in the contribution of environmental factors including exposure to chemical contaminants—has intensified.

But as the BNP intensified its campaign in his Goresbrook ward, his achievements and past contributions to the area were simply swept away.

The private sector and the various state-based poverty eradication foundations intensified their efforts in providing skills training as well as in-kind and financial contributions to the poor.

Amis's book is in reality only the latest contribution to the rewriting of history that began in the dying days of the Soviet Union and has intensified since its collapse.