Sentence examples for contributing to the challenge from inspiring English sources

This result highlights the importance of residues exploitation in the nutrients management, contributing to the challenge of integrating and improving the agricultural and mining sectors sustainability.

As we have observed over the last few years at the UN climate negotiations, Canada is a nation that acts more like a single minded petrol state than one that is constructively contributing to the challenge of preventing catastrophic climate change.

However, many health professional institutions are underfunded and operate inefficiently, consequently contributing to the challenge of de-escalation of qualified health workforce production.

Contributing to the challenge is the large size of the XIST RNA, and that the monitoring of silencing at distal sites requires both silencing and spread of the RNA along the chromosome.

Contributing to the challenge of understanding these mechanisms in both of these sensory systems is the size of the receptor families and understanding other molecular determinants of differentiation and axon targeting in main olfactory and vomeronasal sensory neurons.

Bola Fatimilehin, the academy's head of diversity, said an old boys' network approach to recruitment and unconscious biases were contributing to the challenges faced by non-white students.

A social science perspective, which views disease interacting in a larger cultural, historical, geographical, and biological framework, has potential for contributing to the challenges that global health presents.

Therefore, gram-negative bacteria utilize a variety of secretory pathways for cellulase secretion [ 20], contributing to the challenges in engineered cellulase production [ 21].

So the size of the fetal head is constrained by mechanisms limiting fetal growth to maternal pelvic size, contributing to the challenges of human obstetrics, as distinct from the ease of delivery in other primates.

Such support should not create new dependencies and increase existing ones, but should be based on the responsibilities the countries at the Pacific Rim have as the contributed to the challenge of climate change through their degree of industrialization and unsustainable lifestyles as major sources of emissions of greenhouse gases.

To support such small-scale farming activities and thus contribute to the challenge of alleviating global poverty, NGOs and engineers are developing affordable solar irrigation technology which expands the potential for cultivation, reduces the associated labour burden and provides an alternative to fossil fuel pumps.