Although we did not conduct an intervention study, the lack of a significant association between knowledge and meeting ABC recommendations suggests that the "know your numbers" campaigns by themselves may make limited contributions to improving risk factor control.
And with little prospect of any benefit flowing in the other direction – for Scotland could only make a limited contribution to supporting a big English bank.
On the other hand, in the context of the global economic crisis, it is sad that a respected Democrat would use time to support a large population of gamblers preoccupied with shifting money from one account to another at high risk, while they only make a limited contribution to the reconstruction and gross national product of their country.
The authors rightly emphasize that the trials yielded other benefits in terms of improved micronutrient status and reduced rates of anemia, but in the context of the current discussion their analysis underscores the fact that the range of interventions before 24 mo reported to date could only make a limited contribution to reducing stunting in poor populations.
While it accepted the bulk of the greenbelt stopped "urban sprawl", and Cheltenham, Gloucester and Bishop's Cleeve from merging, it noted areas which made a "limited contribution" and so had a potential to be built on.
Positive selection has made a limited contribution to the sequence diversity after duplication, but positively selected sites located in the LRR domain are thought to involve in the protein-protein interaction.
By contrast, Oriental mares made a limited contribution to Thoroughbred maternal lineages with a minimal contribution from Arabs.
In comparison to preventing the loss of natural forests, however, tree planting has the potential to make only a limited contribution to reducing CO2 levels in the atmosphere.
The Forest Act habitats appear to make only a limited contribution to the conservation of indicator and red-listed lichens.
This finding indicates that cellulosome-cell synergy makes only a limited contribution to cellulose degradation under fermentation conditions with microcrystalline cellulose (Avicel) as the carbon source.
