Sentence examples for contributing to speed from inspiring English sources

Thoroughbred horses have been selected for traits contributing to speed and stamina for centuries.

Thoroughbred horses have been selected for structural and functional variation contributing to speed and stamina during the three century development of the breed.

"These mixing bowls of intensive operations of chickens and pigs are contributing to speeding up viral evolution," Dr. Silbergeld added.

The design of tools to create context-aware systems by users that do not have programming skills but are experts in the domain where the system is going to be deployed, will contribute to speed up the adoption of these kinds of services by the society.

Recombination results from RNA-dependant RNA polymerase (RdRp) template-switching and represents a plastic genetic mechanism that may both contribute to speed up adaptation by bringing together beneficial mutations into the same genome or to facilitate the elimination of deleterious mutations by creating very low fitness genotypes carrying combinations of such mutations [3].

Children are at Child Legal Aid Service Center established at "ASAN Service, State Agencyy for Public Services and Social Innovations under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan - UNICEF Azerbaijan / 2014 "We hope this model project will further contribute to speed up the justice sector reforms in Azerbaijan.

The option to operate the MoH funds through other federal MST agencies, like FINEP and CNPq, on one hand contributed to speed the organization, judgment and disbursement of funds for the Calls for Proposals, but on the other increased the chance that scientists simply forget the origin of the resources (MoH) and acknowledge them as being MST funds.

The programme has contributed to speeding up diagnostic assessment and treatment of patients with suspicion of cancer, and to clarifying the patient pathway between primary and specialised care.

These and other activities contributed to speeding up the return to the normalcy in the community and the fulfillment of children's rights to right to education for the most vulnerable.

The algorithm by Bortz, Kalos, and Lebowitz can be incorporated, further contributing to speed-up.

Thus, saving cutting time/energy because of the selection of small leaf fragments contributes to speed-up information transfer.