Sentence examples for a collective contribution from inspiring English sources

The enhanced stochastic averaging strategy for non-integrable hysteretic systems addresses some of the shortcomings of conventional methods including consideration of a collective contribution of damping terms and the assumption of the independence of stochastic excitations.

This partnership is a way to enhance our collective contribution to innovation in this region".

However, a "collective" defined contribution scheme enables savers to share risks – both of longevity and stock market fluctuations.

In the past such minnows tended to keep a low profile, despite their huge collective contribution to the country's industrial success.

The ability to accurately detect rare variants including indels from pooled sequence data can enable large-scale sequencing studies of GWAS-associated genes or loci for a particular disease to assess the collective contribution of low-frequency functional variants.

Ross Garnaut, a former ambassador to China and former economic adviser to Hawke, told Guardian Australia the Chinese students had turned out to be an asset to Australia and likened their collective contribution to the Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany.

Pride Month offers a chance to celebrate the LGBTQ community's collective contribution to advancing human rights for all, which has been undertaken by well-known individuals and organizations as well as individuals and organizations that have quietly worked to change hearts and minds in the most unlikely of places.

The plan has a budget of US$2.44 billion and involves the collective contribution of public, private, NGO and donor investments.

Put differently, health-care providers themselves are considered to be collaborating on a voluntary basis, and to be optimizing their collective contribution to population health.

A number of studies and reports have assessed the collective contribution of the INDCs in terms of reducing GHG emissions and prospects for limiting warming to 2 °C above preindustrial levels [e.g., 3, 4], as summarised in Rogelj et al. [5], which evolved from the UNEP [6] assessment.

Instead we used two complementary approaches to quality assessment to examine the collective contribution of the evidence base as a whole.