Sentence examples for contribution to sustained from inspiring English sources

rules and were a big contribution to sustained global development.

As one of very few options for large-scale, non-carbon future supply of energy, fusion has the potential to make an important contribution to sustained energy supplies.

Our data using voltage-clamp and high-resolution optical measurements in single cells and retinal slices from the salamander retina suggests that these new channels provide a substantial contribution to sustained excitatory signaling in the cone pathway.

Even if user fees' contribution to sustained services is questionable and currently widely questioned [ 45], a systems perspective often outweighs the expected benefits for patients in terms of access, quality of care, potential impact and mitigation of iatrogenic poverty.

If nothing else, he said, the event's hosts provided him with a small contribution to sustain him for the ride home, "great cupcakes".

It has received another grant from the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund to support strategic planning, and a pop-up box on its Web site now asks users to make a contribution to sustain it.

It would take 40 minutes to receive an answer to any message sent to mission control – one of the reasons that the participants, mainly engineers hand-picked by Nasa for their contribution to sustaining life within the pod, will have to be more self-sufficient than lunar astronauts who are in constant contact with Earth, Lenio said.

Research needs to be responsive to what is changing, in order to maximise research contribution to sustaining nomadic livestock systems.

While future studies will have to further address these possibilities, our results stress the urgency to identify the normal physiological roles of TDP-43 in vivo, and their potential contribution to sustaining neural integrity.

Monticello, including land, mansion, furnishings, and the vast bulk of the slave population, was auctioned off the year after his death, and his surviving daughter, Martha, was forced to accept charitable contributions to sustain her family.

The Belgian Ambassador proposed that NATO may need to prioritize ANA training as ISAF's number one priority in coming months (Note: Belgium stood in the way last week of enabling the ANA Trust Fund to expand its mandate to accept national contributions to sustain ANA troops. End note).