Sentence examples for describe a contribution from inspiring English sources

Although these studies clearly describe a contribution of oocyte cryopreservation to the overall clinical success rate, they also show the limitations of the technique in terms of implantation rate per thawed oocyte.

A more programmatic approach for the CNSP could be articulated around four major dimensions, each of which would describe a contribution to filling important national capacity gaps: a) research, monitoring and advocacy; b) legal reform and policy advice c) experimentation of interventions on new protection issues; d) direct protection capacity.

This paper disscuses and describes a contribution to a new methodicalapproach in the development of design tools, combining generative procedures with methodical elements of Evolutionary Optimisation and Evolutionary Art.

This paper describes a contribution to the research carried out by a consortium under the BRITE/EURAM programme of the EC on the application of optimisation techniques to problems of engineering design using composite materials; one area addressed is that of gas transmission pipelines.

The presentation will describe a new contribution that seeks to allow the extraction of 3D-structure-activity relationships from public information starting from a chemical structure.

We'll here describe a few contributions neurophilosophers have made to this literature.

Here, we describe an important contribution to the record and report stratigraphically-constrained fossils of mammals, birds and reptiles from recent excavations at Ti's al Ghadah in the southwestern Nefud Desert.

In Genome Medicine, Yost et al. [ 2] describe an important contribution to our understanding of the early metabolic activities in the dysbiotic microbiome that lead to periodontal disease progression.

The model emerging for kgb-1, describing a beneficial contribution during development but detrimental contribution past development, is reminiscent of the characteristics predicted by the antagonistic pleiotropy theory for the evolution of aging.

In this section, we describe a few selected contributions of HFE to various patient safety domains.

In the second section, we describe a range of contributions that the established field of human rights can make to the evolving discipline of public health ethics.