Sentence examples for enhanced contribution to from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, assessments of energy and environmental performances are needed to support both the design and the production of the aforementioned materials so as to identify solutions for enhanced contribution to global sustainability.

In fact, its programs such as the Handbook of Texas Online have continued to grow, providing a constantly enhanced contribution to Texas history.

At low excitation power, the PL signal is dominated by localized exciton recombination, whose energy distribution shrinks with increasing Bi, moving from a set of quasi-discrete energy levels to a quasi-band formation with a larger density of states (see illustration in the top of Figure 4 inset), and hence resulting in an enhanced contribution to the PL spectrum.

In one study, multi-skilled health care workers with broad practice scopes reported having more interesting jobs, greater job security, and more feelings of enhanced contribution to their hospital than did uni-skilled employees [ 124].

In efforts to enhance contributions to wildlife conservation, research, and education and to provide more realistic environmental settings for their animals, many zoos continued to create exhibits that represented major ecosystems.

Noteworthy, in synapses formed by dentate gyrus granule cells onto interneurons, it has been shown that Ca2+-permeable AMPARs and high content of NR2B in NMDAR result in an enhanced contribution of AMPAR to the glutamatergic response, with high ratio of AMPAR- versus NMDAR-evoked excitatory post-synaptic currents (EPSC) [22].

Based on the source-receptor analysis, Nagashima et al. (2010) suggested that the summer maximum of O3 at ISK was mainly due to the enhanced contribution of O3 produced in the surrounding regions.

FAO's initiative to provide mobile animal clinics provides assistance to the livestock sector to improve productivity, promote viable milk businesses and enhance contribution of the dairy sector to food and nutrition security and livelihoods for the livestock farmers in the district.

Agricultural technologies and agricultural, environmental and rural development policies are increasingly designed to contribute to the sustainability of agricultural systems and to enhance contributions of agricultural systems to sustainable development at large.

A report to the C of E synod, meeting in York, said the free schools programme was a "unique opportunity for the Church of England to renew and enhance its contribution to the education of our nation's children".

It also leaves room for those who believe a university course will enhance their contribution to society, as well as their personal development, but deliberately opt for a low-earning career.