Sentence examples for contribute to operational from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to clarify the nature of stress-induced cognitive deficits in soldiers and how such deficits may contribute to operational or battlefield errors.

Results of USDM drought categories predictions in the U.S. demonstrate the potential of the prediction system, which is expected to contribute to operational early drought warning in the U.S.

This framework can support definition and advanced application of data analytics and big data approaches to the digital threads that define the interaction between primary and enabling system, the industrial enterprise, and the deployed environment, providing the variables which contribute to operational outcomes, and effectiveness.

CHWs, throughout the training program, showed themselves to be willing learners and the skills developed may be anticipated to contribute to operational efficiency and improved accuracy and timeliness of reporting on child health [ 16].

In addition, the grant will support the procurement of essential drugs (Albendazole tablets for de-worming and sulphadoxine pyrimethamine for intermittent preventive treatment of pregnant women against malaria), that will be distributed during Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Weeks (MNCHWs) as well as contribute to operational cost of the MNCHWs.

You are also expected to contribute to operational costs, meals, tolls and accommodation for the driver.

The fragmented nature of shared care and suboptimal communication between hospital and community-based providers contributed to operational inefficiencies.

This experimental design methodology allowed the development of an adequate process condition to attain high levels (250 mg/L) of soluble expression of functional rPly in E. coli, which should contribute to reduce operational costs.

"We contribute to the operational planning and bring a slightly different perspective," said Air Marshal G.E. Stirrup, who heads Britain's 60-member team.

They not only contribute to lower operational voltages and high efficiency of the devices, but also provide the capability for color tuning which can be achieved by grafting different substituents [16].

As the role of nuclear technologies unfolds in the coming decades, past and future testing at the ATR will continue to contribute to technical, operational, and public issues facing the industry.