Sentence examples for a measurable contribution from inspiring English sources

A core group of five families contributed 71.5% to the progeny, six families made a measurable contribution and 80 families only a very small contribution.

Assigning responsibility to site operatives helps to drive recycling rates, increases efficiency, and enhances employee pride in making a measurable contribution.

It makes a measurable contribution to output and should be accounted for, invested in, exploited efficiently and (ideally) increased in value.This is controversial.

And Mr. Oliner and Mr. Sichel now find that computers -- both the manufacture of them and their use, particularly the large-scale networking of computers since 1995 -- are making a measurable contribution.

A baby panda in Scotland would be proof of the bears' wellbeing, a measurable contribution to the saving of the giant panda and the biggest event in the zoo's 116-year history.

So, even though the effects of the traffic pollution are damped considerable first by the church and secondly by the showcase, there is still a measurable contribution.

Melting icebergs thus make a small but measurable contribution to maintaining the Southern Ocean pycnocline (the density boundary separating low-salinity surface water from higher-salinity deeper water) and to keeping surface salinity in the Southern Ocean to its observed low value of 34 ppt or below.

"Until now, much less has been said about its important role as a valuable economic and community asset, which has great potential to make a positive and measurable contribution to Scotland.

RESULTS: We demonstrate that the normal adult mouse heart replenishes lost myocytes almost exclusively through proliferation of pre-existing cardiomyocytes, without any measurable contributions by endogenous progenitors.

First, we demonstrate that myocyte replenishment occurs almost exclusively through proliferation of small mononucleated adult cardiomyocytes in the normal adult mouse heart, without any measurable contributions by endogenous progenitors [in agreement with some previous reports (Hsieh et al, 2007), but not others (Hosoda et al, 2009)].

And, best of all, the action is not just a symbol but it makes a positive and even measurable contribution to the core issue – reducing emissions.