Sentence examples for a contribution to enhancing from inspiring English sources

The article is a contribution to enhancing DRM and reduction in the SADC and elsewhere by outlining an institutional model for collaborative DRM within the established international relations theoretical context.

Seeking understanding from a social perspective makes a contribution to enhancing knowledge about patient-nurse interaction with subsequent impact on practice, in particular the development of the patient-nurse relationship.

Seeking understanding from this social perspective makes a contribution to enhancing knowledge about patient-nurse interaction with subsequent impact on practice, in particular the development of the patient nurse relationship.

This model could serve as a contribution to enhance monitoring strategy, increase benefits out of optimizing health risk assessment for local residents and provide initial baseline data to further operations.

Indeed, I welcome the possibility of a national framework for the teaching of religious education as a further contribution to enhancing the role of the subject in the curriculum.

Ratification and implementation of New Start would be a major contribution to enhancing the goals of peace, security and disarmament.

He responded: "Why?" It is, paradoxically, Gordon Brown who has made a major contribution to enhancing the reputation of the chancellor he wanted to sack.

The evaluation recognises the importance of the EPRP process as a major contribution to enhancing capacity for response.

Knowing that the consequences of stroke can be long lasting [ 42] and lead to marginalisation, our study suggests that an individualised, dialogue-based intervention that invites stroke survivors to talk about their family and work life could be a positive contribution to enhancing psychosocial well-being [ 43- 45].

Predictive assays of tumour radiosensitivity would make an important contribution to enhancing the effectiveness of radiotherapy, if they could provide timely information allowing treatments to be planned specifically for the individual patient (Guo et al, 1999).

She was awarded a Higher Education Academy National Teaching Fellowship for her contribution to enhancing the student experience in 2009, and has published papers and book chapters on higher education student affairs, and authored and contributed to sector-wide guidance and policy documents.