Sentence examples for contributed to combating from inspiring English sources

He called Mr. Qaradawi "a moderate scholar who contributed to combating extremism in Islamic thought" and noted that the organization had condemned the Toulouse shootings, according to Agence France-Presse.

More than 20 international NGOs and government agencies contributed to combating the epidemic [ 23], providing expertise, cash, protective gear, medicines, vehicles, disinfectant, walkie-talkies, relief food and provisions for survivors.

My research focuses on the synthesis of the mycobacterial cell envelope and will hopefully contribute to combating the growing number of cases of patients that are infected with multi-drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis (WHO, 2014).

The results presented in this report indicate that only such an approach can contribute to combating this practice.

The food industry could contribute to combating the overweight problem by exploiting the many opportunities in the development of satiety enhancing products.

Implementing measures to safely minimize or treat injuries would contribute to combating work-related stressors and subsequently augmenting a unit's operational effectiveness.

As a first step towards the characterization of genes that contribute to combating salinity stress, we constructed a full-length cDNA library of Glycine soja (50109) leaf treated with 150 mM NaCl, using the SMART technology.

This would certainly encompass those family members that have become part of the IFN system, which is itself a response cellular insults such as viral infection and oxidative stress, while allowing for the possibility that other family members contribute to combating cellular stress independently of the IFN system.

SAA proteins thereby efficiently contribute to combating inflammation (Eklund et al., 2012).

(The Lancet, incidentally, has contributed considerably to combating this by establishing peer-reviewing of study protocols, in which decisions are made about which research papers will be sent out for review based on a description of the research question and study methods alone, before the findings themselves are known).

At a recent session of the FAO/WHO Coordinating Committee for the Near East, Dr Chris Elliot, Vice-Chancellor in the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences at Belfast University spoke about the current situation and gave his advice on how Codex can contribute to controlling and combating fraud in the food chain.