Sentence examples for contribution to further from inspiring English sources

The millimeter-wave irradiation to STO on Pt-multilayer substrates did not give remarkable contribution to further crystallization, since they were already crystallized well at as-deposited condition.

It is the particular aim of this contribution to further substantiate our recently introduced classification scheme of suppressor chemistries that relies on their antagonistic and synergistic interplay with MPS (mercaptopropane sulfonic acid/sulfonate).

Apart from that, Cu2O nanoframes have a good electrocatalytic activity towards the Fc-COOH and hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), making a contribution to further enhance the sensitivity of the fabricated immunosensor.

Our results make an important contribution to further academic research.

Finally, this article concludes with a final assessment of the two books and their contribution to further understanding the US hegemony in both theoretical debates and empirical studies.

However, the transition to market-driven prices is by and large done (notable exceptions are the banking and petroleum sectors), and its contribution to further productivity gains will be unavoidably smaller.

The prize is given annually to the Cornell student, faculty or staff member, or program making the most significant contribution to furthering the ideal of university community while respecting the values of diversity.

"We call on all companies who advertise on [Jones's radio station] 2GB to publicly distance themselves from Alan Jones's latest sexist tirade, and to make a contribution to furthering gender equality as a sign of support," he said.

"He made an enormous contribution to furthering the cause of football fans on many fronts.

Our contribution to furthering the mission is enhanced by our gender – male or female – any effective leader brings his or her life experience and point of view to bear.

According to Richardson, if value commensurability is a prerequisite for rational choice, choices involving conflicting values could be made rationally if each of the values were expressed in terms of their contribution to furthering some common end.