Sentence examples for contribution in development from inspiring English sources
Several benefits for operator contribution in development work is identified.
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Nevertheless, loss of sirt1 in mice resulted in severe growth defects causing death of litters in the late prenatal or early postnatal stages, thus implying SIRT1's major contribution in development (Cheng et al., 2003).
At the same time, girls' education can bring about enormous economic benefits, including decreased social burdens on governments; increased family incomes; greater work force participation and a larger, better-prepared work force; greater participation of women, and their unique contributions, in development; and greater participation of women in political and economic decisions.
He has also had a significant contribution in the development of training facilities and the stadium during his Cardiff City career.
Vijay Rupani, state B.J.P. general secretary and former member of Parliament, said Mr. Modi's "sincerity, dedication, courage for convictions and vast contribution in the development of the state can't and won't be ignored by the people of Gujarat".
We also make a contribution in the development of a hierarchical DSL (domain-specific language) of the framework.
In this sense, speech and language technology can have a relevant contribution in the development of automatic therapy methods.
The paper therefore makes a methodological contribution in the development of an expert model of repeated auctions with capacity and physical constrains.
His pioneer work in improving the traditional Chinese brewing techniques and the establishment of modern industrial microbiology technology has been regarded as an outstanding contribution in the development of Chinese industry.
Especially, we do not see our contribution in the development of automated success prediction techniques, whose widespread adoption could possibly have devastating effects on the general scientific culture and attitude.
