Sentence examples for contributions to ongoing from inspiring English sources

Again, what needs to be stressed is that all of the Circle's publications are to be understood as contributions to ongoing discussions among its members and associates.

The authors gratefully acknowledge Drs. T. Terasaki and M. Watanabe, and S. Akanuma for their insights and contributions to ongoing research in the authors' laboratory.

The interviewer was a United States Fulbright Scholar who had studied HIV/AIDS and other public health issues, and intended to use the research on religious groups to stimulate faith-based contributions to ongoing HIV/AIDS initiatives in Trinidad.

This is a disappointing and unhelpful contribution to ongoing debates about judicial diversity.

The care services minister, Phil Hope, said the report made a "valuable contribution" to ongoing discussions to shape a green paper on reform.

A spokesperson for Creative Scotland told the Scotsman that "Kirsty Gunn is one of Scotland's most established and revered writers and we welcome her contribution to ongoing discourse on literature in Scotland".

Nonetheless, the new guide "is a valuable contribution" to ongoing efforts to foster research integrity, he writes.

The study makes a "major contribution" to ongoing efforts to map the brain circuitry involved in motivation because it used a constant stimulus, even as the sensation switched from pleasure to disgust, says neurobiologist Peter Shizgal of Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.

In terms of its policy relevance, the paper offers a valuable contribution to ongoing efforts and a growing need to broaden the scope of risk assessments of agricultural biotechnologies, as for instant reflected in the new European legislation on GMOs (Directive 2015/412).

Students appreciate their ability to make a contribution to ongoing research, and report increased independence and a more active learning approach after participation in GEP projects.

Men's healthcare-seeking delay results in higher mortality while on HIV or tuberculosis (TB) treatment, and implies contribution to ongoing community-level TB transmission before initiating treatment.