Sentence examples for developing contribution from inspiring English sources
By offering truthful feedback rather than platitudes – or falsehoods – the coach would not only show concern for the individual player but aid his developing contribution to the team.
In developing Contribution Mapping, we build upon insights from existing methods, such as the Payback framework and enrich this with a perspective on research and utilization that is informed by social studies of science, insights into the evaluation of change in complex open systems and our own experiences with trying to assess research 'impact' in various countries [ 8, 15, 20, 30- 32].
In the second step in developing Contribution Mapping, we combine the perspective on research and utilization and the idea of linked actors and key-users with the existing models in the literature, which results in a three-phase process model (see Figure 1).
After some adjustments (developed countries shoulder the discounted part of developing countries' contributions), Japan's assessment became 17.9% and that of the United States 25% (shielded by a 25% ceiling).
This paper contributes to the existing literature on the impact of corporate taxation on firms' capital structure, further developing the contributions of previous literature in different ways.
In this regard, it reframes developing country contributions with respect to deforestation as a laudable service to the world community, rather than simply a reduction in bad behavior.
Several group contribution property models available in literature have been used along with a newly developed group contribution solubility parameter model and UNIFAC model for ionic liquids (UNIFAC-IL).
A systematic framework incorporating recently developed group contribution plus (GC+) models and an extended CAMD technique to include design of polymer repeat units is highlighted in this paper.
As this site develops, its contribution should become greater.
The process map is iteratively developed throughout Contribution Mapping and includes the main activities for the three phases, the linked actors and potential key users.
For developing countries, the contribution of improved technologies to agricultural productivity is well documented (see Sunding and Zilberman, [2001]; and Doss, [2006] for details).
