Sentence examples for contributions to enhancing from inspiring English sources

Further contributions to enhancing terror took place last December, when Washington again vetoed a security council resolution calling for dispatch of international monitors.

As a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Columbia, he made numerous contributions to enhancing patient care, teaching and clinical research related to the pharmacology of antiarrythmic drugs.

Ship hull production design, which is a process-based task, requires the most man-hours (M/H) among all ship design processes and is directly coupled with ship production, whereby improvements in this task can provide large contributions to enhancing productivity.

Cumulatively, these changes in the positioning and bonding network of cefotaxime in the active site support the cooperative nature of positions Ser237 and Arg276 and highlight their contributions to enhancing cefotaxime hydrolysis in the CTX-M enzymes.

(1/3) The claim that #Brexit will bring the 'Jungle' camp in Calais to southern England is simply desperate scaremongering (2/3) We should spend a tiny fraction of the savings from the current EU budget contributions to enhance border controls (3/3)The failed EU immigration policy created the 'Jungle' camp at Calais.

The company also wants to use data science and natural language processing techniques to "help extract insights from the millions of pages of law and thousands of contributions to enhance our users' understanding of the law".

This article introduces several contributions to enhance an important application such as acoustic tomography (AT), using mainly the spatial and spectral diversities of underwater acoustic signals.

The main Chinese contributions to enhance the understanding of the antischistosomal drug praziquantel are reviewed here, including issues of metabolism, antibody-dependency, host immune factors, stage-specific susceptibility and resistance.

Ratification and implementation of New Start would be a major contribution to enhancing the goals of peace, security and disarmament.

He responded: "Why?" It is, paradoxically, Gordon Brown who has made a major contribution to enhancing the reputation of the chancellor he wanted to sack.

She was awarded a Higher Education Academy National Teaching Fellowship for her contribution to enhancing the student experience in 2009, and has published papers and book chapters on higher education student affairs, and authored and contributed to sector-wide guidance and policy documents.