Sentence examples for contribution of capacity from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the pivotal contribution of capacity assessments to capacity strengthening processes is overlooked.

Universities are particularly crucial but the expansive literature on capacity development has little to offer the unique needs of HPSR + A activity within universities, and often overlooks the pivotal contribution of capacity assessments to capacity strengthening.

Considering the contribution of computational capacity for both the CPU and GPU, an efficient load balancing model is built.

The DDT removal contributions of improving sweep efficiency for heterogeneous patterns 1 and 2 by foam flushing were 40.82% and 45.98%, and the contribution of dissolving capacity were 59.18% and 54.02%, respectively.

These results are in accordance with the established interpretation by which contribution of aerobic capacity to rowing performance are well recognized [ 1- 6].

Although the sense of psychological well-being is increasingly seen as influencing self-perception of health, much of the existing research on QoL among the Vietnamese elderly has focussed on the contribution of functional capacity to health.

However, in these longer-term studies, the contribution of increased capacity vs improved sensitivity of the beta cells to glucose, to the overall effect on beta cell function, was not assessed.

While low specificity is a robust observation in currently depressed samples, the relative contribution of executive capacity deficits, functional avoidance and rumination to the phenomenon is likely to differ from person to person.

To further understand the relative contribution of cytotoxic capacity and frequency, the 10 immunodominant and 11 non-immunodominant cytotoxic responses from the 7 aforementioned B*27/57 neg LTNP/EC were plotted against the measured E/T ratios and compared.

According to Lough, et al. (2011), key areas of direct contribution to capacity building by volunteers include: 1) promoting intercultural understanding; 2) providing or leveraging additional resources such as supplies or money; 3) extending service provision by acting as an "extra pair of hands"; and 4) applying technical and professional skills.

It is found that SnO2 nanoparticles play a dominant role in the contributions of reversible capacity according to the cyclic voltammetry curves, voltage-capacity curves and dQ/dV vs. potential curves.