Sentence examples for applied contribution from inspiring English sources

It also makes an applied contribution by providing a more realistic basis for identifying whether high market prices can be ascribed to problems of market structure or exercise of market power.

That would seem to place his work either at both ends of the continuum at the same time or in the middle, but the middle could also be the location of research that makes neither a basic nor an applied contribution.

Pasteur's work in microbiology, Stokes argues, makes both basic and applied contributions.

We aim to publish high quality theoretical and applied contributions on both microeconomic and macroeconomic oriented labor-related topics and we especially encourage submissions in subject areas that are closely linked to the various IZA program areas.

It is also recognized for its applied contributions to other fields, such as law, medicine, political science, marketing, leadership, management, and organizational sciences (e.g., Colarelli and Arvey, 2015; Saad, 2011; Van Vugt and Ahuja, 2010).

We expect that applying Contribution Mapping in practice will provide important insights that can be used to further develop the approach as well as lessons on how research can better be employed to contribute to action for health.

According to Kotvojs and Shrimpton [ 12], who have applied the contribution analysis in the context of an international development aid project, contribution analyses could address the challenge of attribution and verification of the logic of any programme (what we could reasonably expect).

In the first part of this paper series, we study the adsorption theory for NORM removal and applied group contribution methods (GCMs) to predict specific properties of adsorbents based on their thermodynamics.

But when the opportunity to punish and be punished was applied, individual contributions to the collective fund jumped sharply, and cooperation among group members grew stronger rather than weaker from round to round.

In the late 20th century, strict regulations governed the source, amount, and use of donations to particular candidates (hard money), but few such laws applied to contributions for the general promotion of a political party's message (soft money).

The majority held today that the strictest judicial scrutiny need not apply to contribution limits.