Sentence examples for contributing to integrated from inspiring English sources

Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), a pioneer in the field of agriculture has undertaken many projects with the objective of contributing to integrated crop production and management of natural resources in a sustainable manner.

The paper illustrates how social mapping of perceived ES supply (or alternatively demand) can contribute to integrated ES assessment.

Modulation of spinal nociception from the anterior hypothalamus/preoptic area (AH/POA), and consequent alterations in the pain experience may contribute to integrated responses brought into play during fear or stress and as part of the sickness response.

SD-based socio-hydrological modeling was deemed a suitable decision-support framework for designing water resource policies contributing to successful integrated water resources management practice.

Owing to the limited availability of spatial and monitoring data, the simulations are approximate and only a first step in contributing to an integrated river basin management that should be improved in future.

However, in complex, nonlinear systems, the observer and controller functions will typically be inextricably coupled, jointly contributing to the integrated experiences that in turn shape actions and expectations.

With this interdisciplinary perspective, we aim at opening up narrow disciplinary viewpoints, and contributing to more integrated approaches on the reintegration of former child soldiers into their communities and societies.

Using a slightly different technique, chromosomal radiosensitivity has also been reported for patients with glioma and it was suggested that the apparent broad association of mutagen sensitivity with diverse cancers indicates that multiple genes in various DNA repair pathways may be contributing to the integrated phenotype (Bondy et al, 2001).

Here in Hertfordshire we are working on how to contribute to more integrated health and social care in a number of ways.

The WAS model allows experts from diverse fields to contribute to an integrated assessment of watershed condition.

DyPASI features as a tool to support emerging risk management process, having the potentiality to contribute to an integrated approach aimed at breaking "vicious circles", helping to trigger a gradual process of identification and assimilation of previously unrecognised atypical scenarios.