Sentence examples for contributed for example from inspiring English sources

But though both biology and engineering contributed, for example, to the development of prosthetics, biology wasn't really approached from an engineer's perspective until recently.

Teachers, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and government agencies contributed, for example, to standardization in the shape and style of the classroom, types of curricula, and goals for school enrollments.

Data from the tissue bank contributed, for example, to a new prognostic indicator for melanoma recurrence, developed by Yale investigator David Rimm and his colleagues.

Description of the intervention could also make explicit how qualitative approaches contributed, for example, to identifying barriers to change and developing the intervention.

A number of other factors may have contributed; for example, peripheral blood mononuclear cells may be inappropriate as a surrogate tissue for these agents in man, as they are not actively dividing.

However, it is plausible that it might be contributing, for example by raising blood pressure or by disturbing people's sleep.

In a few patients systemic causes may contribute, for example hyperthyroidism, but for the most part no underlying cause is isolated other than individual susceptibility.

It is also a technology story, with superb BBC research and development contributing for example to digital broadcasting, to the computer games industry through the impact of the BBC Micro, and increasingly to online technologies.

Platforms, publishers and advertisers need to collaborate to ensure that we can all tackle the consequences of when these expectations are not met, contributing for example to the recent growth in ad blocking.

Results can contribute, for example, to the design and construction of instruments needed for the detection and identification of plastic anti-personnel landmines, explosives hidden in airline baggage and cargo containers via hydrogen contents as an indicator of their presence.

Michelle Mitchell, the  Charity Director General of Age UK said: "As a society we need to change our ideas about older people and what they have to contribute; for example, encouraging employers to look at the maturity and experience that an older worker can bring to the workplace.