Sentence examples for contribution to the course from inspiring English sources

Garibaldi's contribution to the course of Italian history is celebrated in the hundreds of streets and squares named after him across the country.

The story of her personal battle and determination to resume a highly successful career as a scientist at the leading edge of research, plus her commitment and contribution to the course, led Imperial College to nominate her forward for the Student of the Year award.

Nelson Mandela would later say "Judge Higginbotham['s] work and the example he set made a critical contribution to the course of the rule of law in the United States and a difference in the lives of African Americans, and indeed the lives of all Americans.

Among these, energy metabolism abnormalities have been shown in ALS patients [2], [3], [4], [5] and their potential contribution to the course of the disease has been stressed [6], but little is known about the factors triggering these abnormalities.

Finally, we should perhaps have included in database more details on socioeconomic conditions to analyze their possible contribution to the course of the disease in our context.

All determinants will then be tested in a multivariate regression analysis to determine their unique contribution to the course of NPS and informal caregiver distress.

In-class activity largely consists of discussion, while student activity outside of the classroom is coordinated via the use of a wiki; half of a student's grade is based on contributions to the course wiki.

Only 67% of patients with cancer were satisfied or very satisfied with their GP's contribution to the rehabilitation course.

The agreement between patients' and GPs' satisfaction with the GP's contribution to the cancer course after 14 months of follow-up was low.

Further, no difference was observed in the GPs' satisfaction with their own contribution to the rehabilitation course of patients with breast cancer.

Early involvement of the GP including improved information about individual rehabilitation needs did not improve either patient or GP satisfaction with the GP's contribution to the cancer course or patient satisfaction with the GP in general.