Sentence examples for contributing outputs from inspiring English sources

This process needs to consider identified target audiences and their specific needs; articulation of intended awareness and practice outcomes, and contributing outputs for each audience; selection of appropriate means of communication in terms of audience access, capacity to use and receptivity; and assessment of possible intervention overlaps, disjunctions and complementarities.

Those nations which had contributed output were resized according to one of a number of different variables under study; that is, the average number of citations per item from each country.

The monitoring and evaluation of the health system necessitate a focus on how inputs and processes (e.g. health human resources and health services delivery) contribute to outputs (coverage of health services) and their impact on relevant health indicators (morbidity and mortality).

Monitoring the relationship between the budget balance and the output gap would help policymakers understand how much their action contributes to output stability, including in comparison to other countries.

Therefore, the DKC1 complex may coordinate diverse transcriptional outputs contributing to stemness by cooperating with both stem cell-specific and cell-ubiquitous activators and coactivators (Mediator, the XPC complex, SCC-B).

The all-important productivity growth rate, tracking how much more each worker contributes to output each year for the same hours of work, has risen to an annual average of 2percentt for the 1990's, better than the 1970's and 80's but well short of the 60's.

Analysis of variance shows that cutting insert shape is the prominent parameter followed by feed rate and depth of cut that contributes towards output responses.

The results showed that pretreatment is the prominent parameter that contributes towards output responses followed by pH, solid concentration, temperature and C/N ratio.

A good proportion of the graduates work in research positions, have contributed research output and have gone on to further higher degrees.

The number of hours worked rose more quickly in the first quarter than output, contributing to the slower productivity growth rate.

The news from industry was particularly weak, with November's sharp drop on output contributing to a rather grim fourth quarter and leaving the overall picture for manufacturing in 2012 the weakest since 2009".