Sentence examples for contribution to the effectiveness from inspiring English sources
The work of makeup artist Phil Leakey in transforming Richard Wordsworth's Carroon into the mutating creature was a key contribution to the effectiveness of the film.
The contribution to the effectiveness of the promoters that drive a silencing fragment is determined by their expression level during the target expression [ 27, 28].
The availability of a practical cryopreservation method should make a significant contribution to the effectiveness and range of applications of cell sheet therapy.
According to the advocacy groups, the facilitation by a patient's advocate is an important contribution to the effectiveness of the plan, since a power imbalance occurs between patient and clinician when the crisis plan is created together with the clinician only.
The multiple reflection loss in Fe Al gradient layer is the primary contribution to the shielding effectiveness improvement of sandwich composite.
Again, this suggests contextual factors (shared across true and placebo acupuncture) make a large contribution to the overall effectiveness of acupuncture.
LS participated in the design of the study and made substantial contribution to the cost-effectiveness analysis.
We suggested that there are two criteria of choice between the measures and instruments: the instrument's contribution to enhancing the effectiveness of the policy (whether economical or ecological); and the feasibility of its implementation.
Two criteria of choice between the measures are suggested: their contribution to improving the effectiveness of the policy; and the feasibility of their implementation.
As such, the LQPT may in future be a valuable contribution to the study of the effectiveness of therapies.
Predictive assays of tumour radiosensitivity would make an important contribution to enhancing the effectiveness of radiotherapy, if they could provide timely information allowing treatments to be planned specifically for the individual patient (Guo et al, 1999).
