Sentence examples for contribute successfully to from inspiring English sources

This 21st-century approach to liberal education–endorsed by hundreds of institutions through AAC&U's LEAP initiative (Liberal Education and America's Promise)–prepares students to take advantage of economic opportunities and contribute successfully to a fast-changing workforce.

While these practices generally assure -- more or less -- the presence of a newly recruited class on campus every August, they do not contribute successfully to the formation of the right admissions class.

Further efforts are required in this regard for CHW programmes to contribute successfully to improved management of NCD.

This paper illustrates how involving end-users and experts can contribute successfully to the development of a web-based self-help intervention.

This study illustrates how a user-based methodology involving key stakeholders and potential users can contribute successfully to the development of content, language, and design of the website as well as to its evaluation.

Once you've done your time and contributed successfully to a number of workplace conversations on the topic, you can ceremonially bury the 55 DVDs in a shallow grave in your back garden and never think about them again.

Contributing successfully in these critical areas requires closer partnership working, both across the geoscience and geoconservation communities, and with other sectors of nature conservation, policy makers, planners and communities, as well as other disciplines.

Genome-wide analysis utilizing microarrays has been successful in analyzing traits across a population and contributed successfully in treatments of complex diseases such as Crohn's disease and age-related muscular degeneration [ 130].

The weight of the factors suggests recognising the need to further develop research capacity in countries that are currently not highly productive but face public health problems where research might contribute to successfully addressing the problems.

In our study, we evaluated 326 death certificates and not only confirmed that RA remains widely under-reported, but also assessed what predictive factors may contribute to successfully indicating the presence of RA in vital statistics.

Similarly, geographic proximate interaction is more likely to successfully contribute to R&D projects with short time to market.