Sentence examples for application contributed to from inspiring English sources
GJM, KTP, DC, KWB, KB, PM, AM were co-applicants on the original funding application, contributed to the overall design of the trial and are jointly responsible for oversight of trial conduct.
HPGS: involved in establishing the scale and in clinical application, contributed to writing the paper.
It needs to be clarified in future studies, if this application contributed to the reduction in complications.
CS had the idea for the study, wrote the grant application, contributed to the design and interpretation and drafted the paper.
RSF, CDE, FM, DH, and CD conceptualized the project and wrote the grant application, contributed to development of the study protocol and writing of the manuscript.
As a key policy-maker in Namibia, NF led the effort to implement the WISN pilot and national application, contributed to the paper's conceptualization, and drafted background and policy sections to elucidate the Namibian context.
As a result, CUGs information, the most leading or lagging generators, will be sent back to the WAMS application, contributing to further emergency or correction control.
LHAW application contributes to the formation of stable water in oil (w/o) emulsions and a decrease in clay swelling compared to LSW.
The grain yields in irrigation, irrigation plus NH3NO3 application and irrigation plus application of NH4HCO3 treatments are 73.4, 148.0 and 163.6% higher than that of no-irrigated and no-fertilized treatment, suggesting that both irrigation and fertilizer application contribute to remarkable increase of crop yield.
We assumed that our exposure metric captured exposure through the dermal and inhalation routes; however, wind conditions, ingestion, and maternal location during pesticide application contribute to exposure (Bell et al. 2001) and were not accounted for.
This framework is further obscured by the 'noise' produced by invasive events of the pathogen (by cattle movement or other factors), or by selection of strains transmitted mechanically in areas where ticks are eradicated by acaricide application, contributing to the absence of total consistence between ecoregion clusters and strains.
