Sentence examples for This paper contends from inspiring English sources

This paper contends that, by improving communication in EDs, hospitals and patients will reap significant benefits.

This paper contends that improving wastewater treatment in such communities provides significant recycling opportunities that extend beyond the immediate locale.

This paper contends that understanding the context of land management decisions is essential to defining the veracity or applicability of alternative land management strategies.

This paper contends that suitable automated decisions can be made if the Responder is able to establish the context of an attack rather than just the occurrence of a suspected incident.

This paper contends that demands on the data fusion community are beginning to exceed its historical roots in sensor fusion, by requiring greater development of automated situation and impact assessments and more appropriate integration with humans engaged in fusion activity.

This paper contends that the mixing of these two opposing educational philosophies can undermine PBL and nullify its positive benefits.

In the case of widespread death or disability caused by a pandemic, this paper contended that an increased threat generates a heightened obligation on the part of HCWs, while also creating a reasonable expectation that those same HCWs will have preferential access to vaccines and treatments.

Overall, the paper contends that the proposal would not give the Palestinians a state with contiguous land.

Next, the paper contends that increases in food supply need to come from existing farmland by a process of intensified production in regions where yields are low: northeastern India, Eastern Europe, parts of South America and large parts of Africa being good examples.

Based on in-depth interviews with leading Korean firms, the paper contends that the strategic dilemma argument is a misleading oversimplification of the main innovation challenges facing most Korean firms as they become more technologically advanced.

High absenteeism, the paper contends, is the best single predictor of whether a student will drop out of school -- a choice that can severely limit the individual's life earnings and career potential.