Sentence examples for finding contributions from inspiring English sources

Still, even after all Bumgarner did individually during these playoffs, the Giants proved themselves to be very much a team, finding contributions up and down the roster.

As for Gabrielle's Gala, Ms. Weinstein was hoping that Ms. Rich's far-ranging set of contacts would prevail — "she spends all summer traveling around Europe and she brings in a lot of money from Russians and from Dubai" — but was nervous about finding contributions locally.

Erel [ 39] reported similar results, finding contributions to total AOC in serum of 52.9% by total proteins, 33.1% by uric acid and 2.4% by bilirubin.

After finding 263 contributions relating to economic and corporate purpose, of which 42 were duplicates, we were left with 221 contributions on real options theory relating to economic and corporate purpose.

The findings' contributions are used to modelling the guaranteed QoS for the WSNs, and they may have potential applications to buffer and delay di-mensioning, QoS support, routing implementing, congestion control and load balancing for the WSNs and other wireless networks with some characteristics of distribution and multi-hops.

Key findings: Contribution to gender responsive Policies: UNGEI‟s exclusive focus on girls‟ education approach has helped to raise the level of policy dialogue between GoU, providers of girls‟ education and beneficiaries as well as gender consciousness and the prominence of girls‟ education in the education policy discourse.

That letters, words, and sentences are all involved in reading is nothing new, but finding that their contributions to reading rate are additive is startling.

The problem of finding the specific contribution of each factor to safety has been solved applying Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method proposed by Saaty [14].

About.com's Ivan Rott commented that the song's funk-influenced sound "definitely knocks", but was disappointed in Stefani's contribution, finding its repetition tedious.

Integrating them into the group and finding out what contribution they could make was not easy.

The most important finding and contributions of this study is that a triheterozygous composite genotype confers an increase in the risk for breast cancer.