Sentence examples for reinforcing particularly from inspiring English sources

These factors are mutually reinforcing, particularly in poor countries, as patients in poor countries pay on average more than seventy percent of medicine costs themselves [ 7]. High prices result in large part from the temporary monopolies granted to pharmaceutical companies through patent and regulatory systems [ 8].

This article explains that our ignorance has led to the global disparity between rich and poor people and reinforced particularly the vulnerability of disabled people in the South.

In some cases, this leads Cohen to reinforce particularly negative stereotypes of gay people, including the notion that gay men are sex obsessed and have no ability to raise children without exposing them to sexual activity at an inappropriately young age.

Intervention 2: Environmental cleanliness was reinforced, particularly in the ICU (which was closed for extensive decontamination, consisting in rigorous cleaning of the medical equipment and painting of the wards, in July-August 2006 and July-August 2007) and the urology ward (which was decontaminated in August 2007).

They found that customers still sought reinforcing advice, particularly about pairing wines with food.

For example, cortisol can interact with the brain's reward system, which may contribute to alcohol's reinforcing effects, particularly during early stages of dependence.

However in 2012 13, an emphasis was placed on the need for continued education for reinforcing knowledge, particularly in the context of frequent staff 'turn-over'.

According to the Gibson and Ashby model of cellular solids (Gibson and Ashby 1982), the mechanical properties of aerogels can be improved by reinforcing in particularly the edges of the cells, i.e. the joints of the cellulose fibrils that build-up the cellular frame.

Obama has reinforced a particularly simplistic view of the "coalition of the ascendant" among Democratic elites.

Opinion on Capitol Hill has now moved in a way that will continue to reinforce itself, particularly as the European disaster unfolds.

Now the panel wants to reinforce it, particularly as the basis on which those aspiring to the second tier of membership should be judged.