Sentence examples for contribution to identify from inspiring English sources
RBT also has valuable contribution to identify main determinants of firm performance and competitive advantage theory by focusing on developing a new capability (Barney, 2001).
People's Majority uses every penny of your contribution to identify and motivate low-turnout voters on Election Day".
NEW YORK, 12 November 2015 – La Caixa Foundation will support UNICEF with a 5 million euro contribution to identify innovative ways to improve the diagnosis of pneumonia among children, the two organizations announced today at the Pneumonia Innovation Summit.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/13/417/prepub Jan Dekker is thanked for his contribution to identify potential barriers.
La Caixa Foundation, UNICEF launch new partnership to fight childhood pneumonia NEW YORK, 12 November 2015 – La Caixa Foundation will support UNICEF with a 5 million euro contribution to identify innovative ways to improve the diagnosis of pneumonia among children, the two organizations announced today at the Pneumonia Innovation Summit.
We found that conservation is not a particularly informative annotation, playing a minor role in the identification of DM variants, making an even smaller contribution to identifying ALL variants, and not contributing at all to the identification of DFP variants.
Baruj Benacerraf, who has died aged 90, won the Nobel prize for his contribution to identifying the gene groups, called major histocompatibility complexes, that determine a person's susceptibility to certain diseases, as well as their capacity to mount an immune response and their compatibility for organ transplants.
He refers to the current convergence of modes and praises Ong's contribution to identifying the cultural evolution of technologies, while resisting an interpretation of Ong that claims human consciousness has been irrevocably changed in the process (which would imply technological determinism).
"In 2004, the FBI looked at a sampling of all the [Stellarwind] tips to see how many had made a 'significant contribution' to identifying a terrorist, deporting a terrorism suspect, or developing a confidential informant about terrorists," wrote New York Times reporter Charlie Savage who spent years fighting for access to the documents.
