Sentence examples for contribution in implementing from inspiring English sources
We also thank Phillipina Ashietey for her contribution in implementing the study, and Francis A Kwakye and Bright Kyei for their participation in the data collection.
We are very grateful to Mrs Penninah Kyoyagala Tomusange for her role in the design of the program, Mr Levi Okodoi and Mr Laurence Olobo (Project Officers) for their contribution in implementing program interventions at Kitgum Matidi; and Dr. Elizeus Rutebemberwa for reviewing and providing guidance on the first draft of the manuscript.
We thank the entire APRES Study Group for their contribution to the project and their efforts in implementing this study.
The contribution presented in this work could be beneficial in implementing a personalized medicine approach to rehabilitation.
The authors acknowledge the skilled contribution of all the research staff and data collectors involved in implementing this study.
The main contribution of this study is to highlight the relevance of environmental consciousness in implementing sustainable energy programmes in developing countries.
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.
A difference score between levels of contributions in the implemented versus non-implemented punishment blocks was calculated (contributions in the implemented punishment condition minus contributions in the non-implemented punishment condition: a positive score indicates that more was given in the implemented condition than the non-implemented condition).
In implementing the standards, South African employers have been required to register domestic workers and make social security contributions for them since 2003.
The course concepts introduced in this contribution were implemented in 2011 and 2012 at a university in Turkey and show an approach for integrating the main functionalities of Google+ in higher education.
We examine the potential contribution of implementing CCS in China's cement production facilities by establishing three emission scenarios, and assess the capture cost of three capture schemes.
