Sentence examples for contributing to exchanges from inspiring English sources
They are an intimate part of the continent and what it should stand for, which is tolerance, and the acceptance that our continent has always been a mosaic of cultures and religions, each contributing to exchanges that make life more fulfilling.
These plasmids act as genetic couriers [ 37], contributing to exchanges of DNA material.
Our resource group is also working on group recommender systems, as people with common interests may contribute to exchange information.
The formal online discussion platform engaged students from two regions collectively in reflecting and discussing various issues, which contributed to exchanging perspectives and cross-cultural understanding.
The exchange bias in BFO/ferromagnetic-metal heterostructures is strongly related to the ferroelectric domain walls of BFO, i.e., a 109° domain wall contributes to exchange bias, whereas 71° and 180° domain walls contribute to coercive field.
Created during the Great Depression to contribute to exchange rate stability, the fund was used in March 2011 when Group of Seven nations intervened to halt a surge in the yen after Japan was struck by an earthquake.
About 10percentto15percentcent are executives of the companies whose stock they are contributing to the exchange fund, investment executives at Eaton Vance and other firms said.
The academy extended the influence of the FBI and of Hoover himself over local police departments while at the same time contributing to the exchange of professional expertise.
The turnover data of both MBD-VVCA and actin on microtubules best fitted bi-exponential models (Figure 4D, E), presumably due to the multitude of parameters potentially contributing to average exchange.
This article is aimed at contributing to that exchange.
Finally, the use of fluorescent parasites is contributing to unraveling genetic exchange events between trypanosomatid strains.
