Sentence examples for quality contributes from inspiring English sources

Poor sleep quality contributes to the development of various cardiovascular conditions.

It is noticed that in the stereoscopic vision the view with relatively better quality contributes more to the overall stereoscopic image quality [4].

Poor sleep quality contributes to excessive weight gain, and better sleep quality confers protection against obesity (Mavanji et al., 2010).

Moreover, the age-related decline in muscle and joint quality contributes to the proprioceptive abnormalities and also explains effector disorders found in elderly subjects.

Because data quality contributes to the magnitude of PSIs, data validity has to be similar across comparison groups (such as countries, regions or jurisdictions) and over time.

Current indoor and outdoor air quality contributes significantly to global increases in morbidity and mortality (Brunekreef and Holgate 2002; Burnett et al. 2001; Smith and Mehta 2003).

"These characteristics should not be considered flaws in the fabric," the packaging says, "but rather as an intrinsic quality contributing to the uniqueness of the garment".

So N. W. Ayer added a box labeled "How to Buy a Diamond" to every ad, with the instructions: "Ask about color, clarity, and cutting — for these determine a diamond's quality, contribute to its beauty and value.

One of the researchers, Dr Heather Cleland Woods, described how adolescence can be a period of increased vulnerability for the onset of depression and anxiety, with poor sleep quality contributing to this.

Its original designer and planner, Pierre L'Enfant, came from Paris, another low-built city, and Washington residents say they love its light, airy quality, contributing to the city's "livable" feel.

Thus, increasing the quality contributed to the higher prediction accuracy of models for these regions of chemical space.