Sentence examples for capable of contributing the from inspiring English sources

"Energetics' analysis found that improved land management and low emissions farming practices and low carbon transport are capable of contributing the most to Australia's total low-cost abatement by 2030.

As an institution devoted to graduate study in the social sciences, Mr. Rosenberg said, the university "has a small cadre of alumni, none of whom were capable of contributing the kinds of amounts needed".

It was reported that these resident stem cells were also capable of contributing to the regeneration of the heart [ 11].

One of the most promising feedstocks capable of contributing to the realization of US renewable energy goals is the common perennial grass, switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L).[ 5].

Once financed by local companies, labor unions and individuals, the conventions are now a magnet for major corporations and other large donors from across the nation capable of contributing millions, the report says.

In addition, smooth muscle cell-derived Aβ is potentially capable of contributing to the deposition of Aβ in the vessel wall [ 85, 86].

"The fact that women are capable of contributing to the nation's scientific and engineering enterprise but are impeded in doing so because of gender and racial/ethnic bias and outmoded 'rules' governing academic success is deeply troubling and embarrassing," wrote the authors of a 2007 report on women in academic science and engineering issued by the National Academies [7].

For future power supply systems with high shares of vRES and limited system flexibility (power storage, power grid, demand-side management), flexible bioenergy is capable of contributing to the maintenance of balanced power systems while at the same time providing clean and demand-driven power to achieve renewables goals.

A number of studies underscore the notion that MUC4 may be capable of contributing to the malignant properties of tumor cells.

Each IGERT trainee will be empowered to conduct research at the emergent boundaries between architecture, urban planning, and engineering, and will be uniquely capable of contributing to the advancement of technological and scientific solutions that can address the grand challenges of urbanization.

To investigate whether XMeis3 is capable of contributing to the regulation of Hox gene expression, 2 ng of synthetic mRNA containing the full-length coding region of XMeis3 was injected into the animal pole of embryos at the one-cell stage.