This in turn may help to encourage better adherence to therapy and consequently better effectiveness.
More deeply rooted gender inequalities, as well as a cultural perspective that tends to attribute to men breadwinning roles and consequently better access to education and professions [ 34], could help explain the time lag in the development of this phenomenon in the three African cities.
This is consistent with the view that blood vessel proliferation is an important strategy in Ethiopian adaptation, insuring better blood flow to tissues and consequently better oxygen delivery.
Smaller liberal arts schools with large endowments, like Williams College and Princeton University, attract applicants from generally higher-income backgrounds, allowing them to consequently offer better aid packages to low-income students.
The SMART-COP had higher sensibility and negative predictive values with consequently better accuracy than the STSS score: 92% versus 71.4%, 90.4% versus 85.7%, and 83% versus 68%, respectively.
Savary's ships had been extending their pursuit by throwing guns, horses and equipment overboard in an effort to lighten their ships, and were consequently better suited to the high winds.
Some people are more resistant to this type of stress, and consequently better able to cope with the demands of naval aviation, than others.
Elements of the MRT emerging from the literature review can be summarized along the five themes as follows: Adequate capacity for knowledge management and institutionalized mechanisms for researcher-policymaker interaction contribute to higher ownership and consequently, better application of evidence.
"Adults who were taught about nature and the environment when they were young better appreciate the value of nature, the environment and sustainability and are consequently better able to make considered choices," according to a major city sustainability report.
The student is given earlier assurance of admission to graduate school (typically in the junior rather than the senior year), and is consequently better equipped to plan for the senior and graduate years.
Nefzaoui and Ben Salem, (1998) showed in Tunisia that combining straw with opuntia led to increased straw intake and consequently better animal performance (Figure 4).
