Sentence examples for recognised contributor from inspiring English sources

And Kelly's imaginary look back recounts a continuing failure to tackle another, far less recognised, contributor to London's high cost of living, though there's eventually a happy ending to this part of the story The capital's poverty problem was compounded by its strikingly low levels of maternal employment (again, the worst in the UK), which dragged down family incomes.

Mortality following discharge is a poorly recognised contributor to child mortality.

Inadequate knowledge of medication appears to be a well recognised contributor to MAEs [ 27, 30, 32] and may extend back to inadequate teaching of clinical pharmacology [ 27].

Insufficient moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) is a recognised contributor to elevated cardiometabolic risk levels [ 3] and has been targeted by lifestyle interventions in adults at high risk of type 2 diabetes.

The long-standing nature of a partnership is also a recognised contributor to successful natural-resource management partnerships (Wondolleck and Yaffee 2000; Leach and Pelkey 2001; Poncelet 2004; Imperial 1999).

Whilst factors such as coping style and poor social support are recognised contributors to burnout among HA workers (Brooks et al. 2015), the relationship between help-seeking and burnout has not been investigated in this population.

14 Minor trauma has also been recognised as contributor to poor fetal outcomes.

Many risk factors have been recognised as contributors towards the development of CVD.

As a social networking site, Facebook may provide a venue for peer interaction and social networking, both of which are recognised as contributors to risk behaviours.

Global climate change has been recognised as a contributor to many infectious diseases (7).

Therefore, the constructed truth value of the study depends on how rigorously and effectively the researcher's subjective experience of the phenomenon is explicated and recognised as a contributor to the phenomenon [ 36].