Sentence examples for contributors to project from inspiring English sources

Various studies have found that project risk management measures, including assessing the impacts of risks and the probability of them occurring, are key contributors to project success (Oehmen et al. 2014; Raz et al. 2002; Salomo et al. 2007; Teller et al. 2014).

The subsequent appendix provides the latest version of a practical user guide of for application of AFR and the Additional file 2 for the REACT consortium, lists the researchers who have been actively participating in REACT as authors of one or more of the REACT publications referred to or as important contributors to project results.

In September, contributors to Project Unbreakable, a photographic project dedicated to rape survivors, held up placards comparing words spoken by their attackers to lines from the song.

Last September, contributors to Project Unbreakable, a photographic project dedicated to survivors of sexual assault, held up placards comparing words spoken by their attackers to lines from the song.

For Zbierski, and many of the other makers and contributors to Project 8, instant photography is a way of getting away from the "virtuality" of modern digital culture.

DS was a major contributor to project design, performed some of the experiments and responsible for writing of the manuscript.

MEDICARE Both candidates agree that the health care program for older Americans, the single-biggest contributor to projected deficits, cannot continue growing at current rates.

And, according to the government, he is also a member of a criminal organization, because, like dozens of journalists and activists across the world, he has been a contributor to Project PM, and the government has declared Project PM to be a criminal enterprise.

It is important to notice that Jim Curry emphasized the roles of NASA and Rackspace as initial contributors to the project; project did not start from zero.

Senior Democrats in Congress say Mr. Dodd may have to thread a needle as he publicly takes on the financial services industry — whose members have a heavy presence in Connecticut and are some of his biggest campaign contributors — while trying to project an image of independence from it to get re-elected.

Since the project's launch, there have been 710 contributors to the project according to its statistics, and the project (attempting to empathize its non-Google monopoly) notes that more than three-quarters of those contributors don't work at Google.