Sentence examples for contribution is understood from inspiring English sources

If we are to counter modern-day prejudice and inequality it's important that this contribution is understood and respected by all British people, both black and white.

The EM contribution is understood to be several orders of magnitude more than the value for the chemical enhancement, and the SPR is fundamentally localized surface plasmon, in contrast to the surface plasmons propagating along the Ag surface.

Role recognition speaks to role clarity in that the contribution of each member is understood, as well as their roles being valued [ 21, 45, 48, 65, 67, 71].

It is understood their contribution to his weekly salary will now be reduced to around £35,000 a week until the summer with Palace making up the remainder.

Although it is known that NFAT5-deficient lymphocytes and renal medullary cells have reduced proliferative capacity and viability under hypertonic stress, less is understood about the contribution of this factor to DNA damage responses and cell cycle regulation.

Tony Abbott had previously insisted Australia would not make any contributions to the fund, although it is understood the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, which leads Australia's negotiating position in international climate talks, has been considering whether Canberra should make a pledge.

But to the extent that their contribution can be understood as part of the democratic conversation, rather than as a conversation stopper, one cannot justify stricter limits to immigration on such grounds.[22] What presumably can be argued is that the capacity of the polity to integrate newcomers in the political culture should be considered when setting admissions policies.

This contribution can be understood at several layers.

Our contribution should be understood primarily as a heuristic approach.

This contribution has to be understood within the Inventive Design context since most of its grounding relies on the fact that any problem can be formulated as a contradiction (in the sense of TRIZ).

There would be less scrutiny of bioethicists if both their contributions and limitations were understood.