Sentence examples for contribution to containing from inspiring English sources

Its contribution to containing crime and maintaining social stability in both rural and urban areas continues to be significant as it helps to reduce problems of rural/urban migration.

The routine provision of reablement rather than a conventional service when someone is referred for home care could make a significant contribution to containing the cost challenges associated with Australia's aging population.

Stately and unassuming, Liberia's national Ebola taskforce coordinator James Dorbor Jallah announced at a press conference in late August that the government's initial $5m£3m3m) contribution to contain the disease had been spent.

The health authorities accepted this quarantine as a contribution to contain the outbreak, as it reduced the number of contacts and concentrated them geographically; daily follow-up was thus logistically less demanding.

Here a computer-based simulation tracking the dynamics of hosts, parasites and parasite-genes is used to study the transition of a gene associated with drug-resistance from mutant (or imported) to wild type in a population of dioecious helminths, and the potential contribution of anthelmintic vaccines to containing the spread of autosomal genes associated with drug resistance.

The color deconvolution algorithm detects and separates multiple stains by analyzing their absorption spectra and relative contributions to areas containing two or more overlapping stains.

Infants experience more rapid HIV disease progression than adults, but contributions of infant NK cells to containing HIV infection are unknown.

Results indicate the large impact abandonment of agricultural land and urbanization has on European landscapes and the different scenarios indicate that spatial policies can make an important contribution to preserve landscapes containing high natural and/or historic values.

Hence, non-additivity of the considered triples is mainly introduced by GG-couples, the NN-terms of which underestimate their contribution to triple terms containing adjacent GG. Figure 10 separately shows the obtained NN-terms for each interaction group and for each central base pairing of the respective triples.

Assuming it is a directly referential term, it makes no truth-conditional contribution to sentences that contain it.

The contribution to τ∗ contains three parts: the momentum relaxation time τ p, the energy relaxation time τ ε which describes the inelastic processes due to the scattering of longitudinal optical phonon, and the carrier lifetime τ0 which describes the carrier recombination, i.e., τ ∗ − 1 = τ 0 − 1 + τ ε − 1 + τ p − 1.