Sentence examples for complete contribution from inspiring English sources
Subjects report a complete contribution function in each period, i.e. a contribution level for various marginal rates of transformation between a public and a private good.
We note that it is by no means assured that the 144 ICUs analysed in this study are representative of the entire adult ICU experience in Australia and New Zealand, and it is likely that the ability to sustain the effort of continuous (and complete) contribution is concentrated in larger, well-resourced ICUs.
Understanding the complete contribution of genomic and epigenomic alterations to specific genes and pathways in cancer will reveal novel high frequency specific markers for better risk assessment (as we observed in the TCGA cohort above) and will highlight the true frequency of therapeutic pathways to better target the disease at the molecular level.
They may not cancel a commitment entirely, but they may ask for more time to complete their contribution.
And yet in Cardiff Clarke cut a strangely anonymous figure, meekly swishing the irresistible Stuart Broad on four to Ben Stokes at backward point to complete his contribution in a Test match to forget; his 11th defeat overseas draws him level with his predecessor Ricky Ponting and puts him five short of the overall record held by New Zealand's Stephen Fleming.
Boehringer then walked Greg Vaughn on four pitches, completing his contribution to the disastrous inning.
In addition, United is scheduled to make a catch-up payment, of $404 million, on Sept. 15, to complete the contributions that it still owes from 2003.
Eventually, a brief discussion focused on best practices to address properly reliability during the whole development chain of innovative MEMS based products completes the contribution.
But as those projects are completed, the contribution revenue should ebb back toward normal levels.
NEC and Hitachi said they will complete their contributions to the design phase.
Small numerical examples illustrate such paths for selected DMUs; an empirical application in theatre management completes the contribution.
