Sentence examples for intervention contributed from inspiring English sources
The Vatican also dismissed as "unfounded" a statement by the Irish Parliament that the Vatican's intervention "contributed to the undermining of the child protection framework and guidelines of the Irish state and Irish bishops".
In addition, by documenting these patterns of differences, they could potentially be modeled using other school- or teacher-level variables further adding to the understanding of how the intervention contributed to students' overall quantitative literacy.
This intervention contributed to the prevention of contract cheating by reducing the rewards for this behaviour (demonstrating the denial of benefits when caught) and reducing the provocations for cheating (by discouraging imitation).
While those studies did not include an intervention, the difficulties described by them may help us to explain why in the present study, although combined intervention contributed to increasing revision, correction attempts continued to be insufficient in relation to the total text errors after the intervention.
The Scottish intervention contributed to France's victory in the war.
Distribution of ACTs through the public sector rose at the same time, indicating that the intervention contributed to increases in overall volumes of the drug distributed.
More efficient automatic information retrieval (without human intervention) contributes to generate specific web page repositories, along with improved information retrieval system feedback to users.
Thereby, it was possible to expose implications for the Social Skills Training in crack users, so that this intervention contributes to the social reinsertion during and after treatment.
Its principle strength is that each individual intervention contributes to the overall reduction of the malaria burden in the population when applied in a practical, economically sustainable manner in the community while protecting the environment.
Incorporation of evidence into everyday practice may be more effective if an intervention contribute to local consensus building [ 16].
This may suggest that greater penetration of the intervention contributes to an improved outcome but will not on its own bring about important improvements.
