Sentence examples for control and contribute from inspiring English sources
The findings indicate that certain aspects of creative cognition benefit from mild attenuations of cognitive control, and contribute to the growing evidence that higher cognitive control is not always associated with better cognitive performance.
Our hope is to unveil gaps in our understanding of biological control and contribute to its improvement, but also to deepen our fundamental understanding of the biology of introduced populations.
However, insulin is associated with an increased risk for hypoglycaemia and weight gain, which might be a hurdle to reach an optimal glycaemic control and contribute to the increased rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes seen in women with GDM on insulin.
Kevin C. Quinn, a spokesman for the New York State Division of Budget, said that in the past eight years, the state had kept Medicaid costs under control and contributed billions of dollars to programs that in other ways mitigate New Yorkers' property tax burdens.
In 1907 Bell founded the Aerial Experiment Association, which made significant progress in aircraft design and control and contributed to the career of pioneer aviator Glenn Hammond Curtiss.
Invariably, for the inmates in the current study, drug and alcohol use escalated out of control and contributed directly to their violent criminal behavior.
The largest seaborne invasion in history, the operation began the invasion of German-occupied western Europe, led to the liberation of France from Nazi control, and contributed to an Allied victory in the war.
ER supervised data entry including quality control and contributed to manuscript preparation.
SZ supervised the field activities and data quality assurance and control, and contributed to writing the paper.
SDLP provided all samples regarding dystrophic mice and their control, and contributed to the preparation of the manuscript.
BL assisted in the study design, provided expert advice on trace element analysis and analytical quality control and contributed to the preparation of the manuscript.
