Sentence examples for contributing to the further development from inspiring English sources

In this sense, our findings will play an important role on the valorization of Serra da Estrela cheese, as well as on other high-quality dairy products prone to adulteration, contributing to the further development of the dairy industry.

This made EEWC a real 'working conference' contributing to the further development of enterprise engineering as a mature discipline.

We make these comparisons in the interest of contributing to the further development of models of how the brain solves invariant visual object recognition.

These results can contribute to the further development in porous carbon based QREs leading to novel opportunities in electrochemical analysis.

This study could contribute to the further development and the optimal design of CO2/NH3 cascade refrigeration systems.

We think the lessons from this experience can contribute to the further development of tools and approaches for coastal and marine spatial planning more broadly.

The derived product profiles are applied for systematic identification of product categories that can contribute to the further development of selected product aspects for a product of interest.

This inaugural Special Issue on Experimental Software Engineering in the Cloud (ESEiC) contributes to the further development of experimental software tools while also demonstrating ways in which the empirical evaluation of software engineering results can be improved.

Funded by a grant from the John M. Olin Foundation, the purpose of this program is to promote faculty research bearing on the economic analysis of law and to contribute to the further development of the field more broadly (both with respect to theoretical and empirical analysis).

This research study contributes to the further development and evolution of the dry process through the analysis of the effect of the digestion time (the contact time between the crumb rubber and the bitumen) and the quantity of crumb rubber on the mix design properties.

This short paper is based on the first named author's final scientific conversations with Ludwik Finkelstein, it forms part of what was an on-going discussion whose aim was to bring together our work and perhaps to contribute to the further development of systems engineering.