Sentence examples for comprehensive contributions from inspiring English sources
These results indicated that CSSPC group had the most ability to repair and reconstruct the nerve structure and functions due to the comprehensive contributions from hollow CSC tube, SCs and PQQ.
Because their examples focus on the bottom line, Tang and Yeoh feel these comprehensive contributions will win a growing audience in corporate executive suites, not only in Europe and the U.S. but also in Asia, where there has been less green consciousness.
Kavyavalokana in poetics, Karnataka-Bhashabhushana on grammar and Vastukosa a lexicon (with Kannada equivalents for Sanskrit words) are some of his comprehensive contributions.
The Working Group WGG) No. 16, appointed by the International Tunnelling Association (ITA) council during the annual meeting in Oslo on 1999, defined the main topics in Milan on 2001 and closed in Amsterdam on 2003 this document, which is aimed to give a comprehensive contribution for a good behaviour in the various stages of tunnelling.
In Diminished Democracy: From Membership to Management in American Civic Life, Theda Skocpol makes her most comprehensive contribution to current debates about civic engagement in the US.
The study aims at revealing the comprehensive contribution of target alteration, target protection and efflux pump to the development of high level of ciprofloxacin (CIP) resistance in Enterobacteriaceae bacteria of environmental, clinical and poultry origins.
From Eqs. (12)–(17), in terms of the co-integration relationships between international Brent crude oil prices and all the influential variables of each sub-period, the comprehensive contribution ratios can be eventually calculated in Table 7.
Climate change: Putin is strongly in favor of the Paris climate agreement, calling it a "secure basis for long-term climate regulation," and saying that Russia wanted to make a "comprehensive contribution to its implementation".
The main purpose of our study was to investigate a comprehensive contribution of ADE genes to genetic susceptibility to allergic and nonallergic variants of BA.
The balance of this paper articulates how an approach that combines human rights and public health ethics can make a more comprehensive contribution to the normative analysis of health issues than either approach made alone.
This article explores how a combined approach may make a more comprehensive contribution to resolving normative health issues and to advancing a normative framework for global health action than either approach made alone.
