In this review, we describe how longitudinal prospective community-based, school-based, and household-based cohort studies contribute to improving our knowledge of viral disease, focusing specifically on contributions to understanding and preventing dengue.
Anesthesia of fish during aquatic biomonitoring or laboratory studies contributes to improving fish welfare.
This study contributed to improving catchment ecological management and evaluating erosion control practices in the Loess Plateau.
While focusing on perceptions and attitudes of the local people towards PFM, the present study contributed to improved knowledge of human dimensions.
Using a broad sample, this study contributed to improving our understanding of Musa species diversity.
In another word, this study contributes to improve the life quality and urban planning jointly in the underdeveloped cities.
This study contributes to improve the current urban design and service provision policy in creating a safer environment for many women commuters.
The presented assessment study contributes to improve public safety by exploiting the most recent research outcomes in predicting the seismic response of complex highway bridges, which are essential for developing reliable and cost-effective retrofit strategies.
Nonetheless, results of present study contribute to improve the understanding on the link between parents' individual and psychosocial variables to independent mobility.
The results from this study contribute to improved understanding of the magnitude and controls of the surface runoff in semiarid karst mountain areas.
The findings in this study contribute to improving appropriate diagnosis and treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia, and might reduce the incidence of neurological impairment in this high-risk ethnic group.
