Sentence examples for contribution in addressing from inspiring English sources

Promises to be a significant contribution in addressing a neglected but important environmental topic.

The findings are "a very important contribution in addressing who turtles are related to, as well as the evolutionary origin of the turtle shell," says Tyler Lyson, a vertebrate paleontologist at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science who was not involved with the study.

Geoscience has an essential contribution to make in addressing knowledge gaps recognised in ecosystem assessment and in implementing robust solutions to broader environmental, economic and social issues.

I describe examples of the contribution of the technique in addressing important ecotoxicology problems as well as problems and limitations associated with the technique.

Apart from being comprehensive and relatively up-to-date, the main contribution of iRefIndex is in addressing the problem of protein identifiers by mapping the sequence of every interactant into a unique identifier that can be used to compare interactants from different source databases.

In addressing contributions to the CSR debate, four major comments can be made about the different models constructed to date, listed as follows: (1) most models show a concern for the philanthropic aspects of CSR.

The major contribution of this method is in addressing the optimal design of refrigeration cycle with variable refrigeration temperature levels.

The document, released just ahead of the round of climate treaty talks about to begin in Durban, South Africa, is clearly aimed at reinforcing China's case that it is seriously engaged in addressing its contribution to the atmosphere's building blanket of greenhouse gases.

The contribution of this article is in addressing the problem of relative localization using incomplete pairwise distance measurements.

Museums make great contributions to scientific literacy, especially in addressing issues like technologies in rapid change, which therefore complement the function of formal education, enabling people to understand and apply concepts in an increasingly technology-dominated society [2, 3].

In a qualitative evaluation of a pilot comprehensive IPV care program in rural South Africa, Rees et al. (23) illustrate the important contribution that health providers can make in addressing IPV.