Sentence examples for contributed critical from inspiring English sources

KB, MF and AC drafted the manuscript, revised the manuscript critically and contributed critical revisions.

Mr. Herling contributed critical essays and excerpts from his "Diary Written at Night, "which he kept through the 1970's, 80's and 90's.

In poorer developing countries, meanwhile, the entry of multinational companies (through foreign direct investment) has often contributed critical capital, technology, skills and other poverty-reducing economic spillovers.

With Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Kennedy contributed critical votes that led to winning conservative majorities in cases limiting congressional authority under the commerce clause of the Constitution of the United States and striking down portions of gun-control legislation.

Advances in the rheological characterization of mucus from the macroscopic to nanoscopic levels have contributed critical understanding to mucus physiology, disease pathology, and the development of drug delivery systems designed for use at mucosal surfaces.

Media investigations over the years, however, including my own for The Huffington Post and Reason magazine, have revealed that both Hayne and West have contributed critical evidence that led to the convictions of people who were later exonerated, and routinely and flagrantly flouted the ethical and professional standards of their respective fields.

Moreover, no system is in place to monitor feral bees — those that escape from managed colonies yet contribute critical pollination services to both wild plants and farms.

Trained as an architect, Flaiano started a career in journalism, contributing critical essays to the magazines Oggi, L'europeo, Mondo, and L'espresso.

Fluxes of salinity and dissolved nutrients contribute critical information to the study of changes to coastal ecological processes.

The other regions that pembrolizumab interacts with are located on the C and C' strands of hPD-1, which contribute critical contacts with hPD-L1 (Fig. 2A right).

Yet even as animals evolved, the gut continued to contribute critical information, not only to the body, but to the increasingly complex brain.