Sentence examples for most cases contributed from inspiring English sources

There are recommendations implicit in this study: First recommendation is that there should be a deliberate re-orientation of media practitioners who in most cases contributed to the stigmatization of the disease.

But the complexity of the cuisine does not in most cases contribute to the tastiness of the food, and I am left wishing for something more straightforward.

In general, the ATFT algorithm models the coherent signal structures well within the first few 100 iterations, which in most cases contribute to >90% of the signal energy.

In many parts of the country, salt producers have even formed cooperatives to strengthen the viability of the iodisation industry, and in most cases have contributed up to 50 per cent of the costs of establishing plants.

In combination with graphs for enrichment score calculations, it can be inferred whether higher methylation in controls or cases contributed most to the enrichment of the gene set.

Factors such as overcrowding, spitting as a cultural phenomenon, and the heavy AFB density in most cases, could contribute to a high infectious load which may lead to cycles of infection, repeated exposure, onset of clinical disease, and further transmission of disease.

Nanofluid use in BHT has been shown in most cases to contribute to CHF enhancement.

The junior professor position will replace the Habilitation as qualification for a full professorship in most cases, thus contributing to the international compatibility of the German academic system.

The Neediest Cases contributed $350 to cover the security deposit.

The ERK/MAPK pathway is up regulated in about a third of all cancers, in most cases this is contributed to by an activating point mutation in RAS genes [23,24].

The assumption of mutually exclusive categories makes limited clinical sense, most cases having several contributing causes, but Codac categories are distinctive – with one significant exception: Infections are coded in two separate positions comparable to ICD: First by infectious agents (codes 0xx), and second by site of infection (codes 19x, 49x, 59x, 69x, 79x) (rule 7, table 2).