Sentence examples for contributed to the generation from inspiring English sources

Each group contributed to the generation of a "Best Practices List" - a list of locally generated, evidence-based, actionable behaviors relevant to the groups' clinical practice.

It is important to understand what kind of rupture process contributed to the generation of such strong ground motions.

More than 500 writers contributed to the generation of first 70 sets while the last 30 sets were produced by one person.

In particular, a moist airflow with a water vapor mixing ratio that exceeded 12 g kg−1 contributed to the generation of these tornadoes (Meteorological Research Institute 2012).

(2) The strike-slip motion caused by oblique plate subduction could have contributed to the generation of the continuous mega-splay fault system in the trench-parallel direction.

Xenocrystic zircons within the felsic volcanic lithologies indicate that some assimilation of older continental crust contributed to the generation of the footwall volcanic sequence.

Among the Cretaceous succession, the Kazhdumi, Gadvan and Garau formations have source rock characteristics and contributed to the generation of most of the oil and associated gas reserves already discovered.

It is possible that slip in this high-coupling area contributed to the generation of the large tsunami accompanying the 2011 Tohoku earthquake (e.g., Fujii et al., 2011; Maeda et al., 2011).

In order to construct the links it is first important to understand how patterns of economic development and population trends have contributed to the generation of risk urbanization and how planning and urban management policies interact with it.

The rise of mobile technologies and collective sensing in the last decade has contributed to the generation of large datasets that describe activity dynamics in cities and has created new opportunities for research in the area; for example, a number of works have proposed the use of cellular data to understand collective mobility dynamics and inform planning decisions [3 7].

Yoshida et al. (2014) determined pore fluid pressure distribution in the focal region of the above earthquake and suggest that geofluids supplied from the mantle wedge have contributed to the generation of high pore pressures and to the lowering of frictional strengths of seismic faults in this region.