Sentence examples for extent to developing from inspiring English sources

Because of the limited information and the missing link between evaluation and underlying assumptions of HRM interventions, these studies contribute to a limited extent to developing insights in how different HRM interventions could lead to improved health worker performance.

The genotypes and physiological traits identified in this investigation could be employed in greater extent to develop high yielding rice cultivars adapted to wide range of rainfed lowland ecosystems.

Thus each side goes to great extents to develop strong get-out-the-vote operations to make sure its base supporters get to the polls.

"The extent to which developing countries will take on the obligation to reduce their emissions is dependent upon the extent to which the developed countries give them financial support to implement those changes.

Last week it published a report questioning the extent to which developing countries will benefit as many poor countries lack the legislative measures and tax information needed to implement the changes.

That was a useful, albeit accidental, discovery.Bear in mind, also, that in making the global capital market a safer place, the policy-reform agenda goes far beyond the extent to which developing countries should encourage or discourage particular sorts of inflow.

One thing that interests psychologists is the extent to which developing theory of mind is a precursor to the capacity for empathy.

Future studies could focus on recalibrating existing nutrient-loading models to these new hypoxic extent estimates to develop a refined understanding of how Gulf hypoxia may be changing over time.

The goals of the working group are to describe disparities and the contributions of various social determinants of health, to target and evaluate the effects of interventions aimed at reducing disparities, and, to the extent possible, to develop and test hypotheses regarding the causal pathways that lead to disparities in conditions studied by the EIP.

Differential patterns of gene expression between the affected probands and unrelated controls could reflect either acquired modifications that were present before the onset of disease and could (to some extent) have conferred susceptibility to developing an SAID or phenotypic features of the syndrome itself, having less to do with disease etiology.

(3) To what extent can your workplace contribute to developing the following goal?