Sentence examples for contribution to this document from inspiring English sources

The incorporation of the "prediction model concept" into GD 34 was a major concern of ZEBET and ECVAM (Archer et al. 1997), and probably the most important contribution to this document through a special OECD expert consultation meeting on "Data Interpretation Procedures" in 2004.

Most senior civil servants involved in drafting the final Digital Britain report, due to be published on June 16, are today finalising their contributions to the document, which will then be presented to cabinet ministers.

Ms. Smith, the curator, said she viewed Mr. Shulman's greatest contribution to be documenting the range of expression of two or more generations of modern architects.

|Download the PDF| This report makes an important contribution to documenting the extent of disability and its impact on people's lives in Vanuatu.

Once this road map is delivered, we will expect and welcome contributions from Israel and the Palestinians to this document that will advance true peace.

Mr. Bush pleased Israelis and dismayed Palestinians by describing the draft proposal as open to amendment, saying, "We will expect and welcome contributions from Israel and the Palestinians to this document that will advance true peace".

For Palestinians and Israelis the acid test is what Mr. Bush meant when he said, in referring to the road map, that "we will expect and welcome contributions from Israel and the Palestinians to this document that will advance true peace".

Our contribution in this document is to present this system in all its range of components, from the algorithms used in it to the user interfaces, and the issues with deployment on a commercial scale at an algorithmic and architectural level.

The article by Hernandez et al. (1) makes a useful contribution to documenting normoglycemia in pregnancy.

F. Gerr and I. Atroshi made conceptual contributions to the original document and reviewed and edited this manuscript.

As the council progressed, Congar made important contributions to many documents.