Sentence examples for explicitly contribute from inspiring English sources

As Jensen (2009) points out, "self-mention can explicitly contribute to the development of a relationship with the readers" (p. 19), as the writers do not identify themselves with the institution.

Neither of these abilities is directly assessed by the WISC IQ test, however, so they do not explicitly contribute to a child's IQ score.

Similarly, you might use Google Search and Maps all the time without explicitly contributing.

Moreover, the output produced on the previous pass explicitly contributes to the dynamics produced on the next one.

Rick Snyder (R) said the Flint water crisis is "absolutely not" a case of environmental racism and there's no evidence that race explicitly contributed to the water switch or the handling of complaints.

Our study has shown that geographical inequalities in mortality from causes amenable to healthcare declined in absolute terms during the 10 year period in which NHS resource allocation policy was used explicitly "to contribute to the reduction of avoidable health inequalities".

In particular, research needs to continue to explicitly evaluate contributing factors and patterns of substance use with high-risk racial/ethnic minority youth to identify places to most effectively target prevention and intervention approaches.

First we relax the scorched earth assumption to allow conservation features in non-reserve zones to contribute explicitly to conservation objectives.

UNICEF's West and Central Africa Regional Office also supports other Country Offices - such as the Central African Republic, Mali and Niger – to develop child-focused programmes that explicitly seek to contribute to social cohesion and peace.

Purpose/Objective: Methodology: Findings and Conclusions: The Design and Evolution of the Programme The Programme was nascent and bold in design, explicitly aiming to contribute to the attainment of child rights goals, with a focus on the main threat to child rights enjoyment, HIV and AIDS.

Also partly countervailing indirect and general equilibrium effects on wage bargaining, incentives of targeted and third party employers and workers etc. need to be explicitly evaluated, since they contribute to a net employment effect.