Sentence examples for developments and contribute from inspiring English sources
Interested institutions in HICs may provide start-up finance for potentially useful developments and contribute to research into their efficacy prior to establishing clinical trials to prove their worth.
Prescriptive and coordinated means can also be sought to compel investors and developers to development and contribute to the revitalisation of the inner city.
Moreover, science as a form of world-disclosure is profoundly historical, expressing and reflecting the zeitgeist of an epoch, co-evolving with technological developments and contributing to a particular style of thinking.
Underage drinking, officials warn, can slow brain development and contribute to incidents such as violence, car crashes and drowning.
Greater state intervention in the markets will slow Brazil's development and contribute to existing skepticism among foreign investors.
These findings point to EIF2AK4 as the major gene that is linked to PVOD development and contribute toward an understanding of the complex genetic architecture of pulmonary hypertension.
Changes in the patterns and levels of global and regional DNA methylation regulate development and contribute directly to disease states such as cancer.
The results of this study promote the incorporation of environmental considerations in polyelectrolyte development and contribute to the design of improved solutions for controlling biofouling bivalves.
The study in this article will promote deeper understanding of turbidity channel theory, guide 3D geological modeling in reservoir development and contribute to efficient development of such reservoirs.
"[These companies] create exciting new jobs in computer vision, machine learning, data analytics, and software development, and contribute to the transformation of our economy," he said.
These benefits add to those of LWSCC to further support sustainable development and contribute to projects becoming Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEEDD) certified (ESCSI 2004).
