Sentence examples for fruitful involvement from inspiring English sources

The German painter Anselm Kiefer has said that his own fruitful involvement with book forms began in response to Ruscha.

Whilst the value of increased stakeholder involvement in river basin management planning (RBPM) has been recognised in recent years, there is a lack of in-depth research into the processes and factors that support fruitful involvement.

Fruitful insights about the involvement of several molecular pathways during microgravity exposure are reported in this issue by the studies of V. Gasperi et al. (unravelling new pathways involved in immune function impairment during spaceflight) and E. Albi et al. (overexpression of Galectin-3 in thyroid follicles due to microgravity-induced membrane remodelling).

Whether that involvement will prove fruitful, or merely frustrating, remains to be seen.

The sub-set of shared policy measures is obtained thanks to an active and fruitful promotion of relevant stakeholders' involvement in a long-lasting/integrated planning process (Fig. 3).

In the last years, SNA has emerged as a fruitful tool to examine the involvement of actors within a given system (for a review see Lemieux and Ouimet 2004; Rivera et al 2010) and to map their inter-organisational linkages (Ter Wal and Boschma 2009).

Experts stressed the fact that children and young people are usually more skilled in the use of new media than adults; therefore, no discussion of the issue can be fruitful without children's active involvement.

Seymour et al. [ 55] proposed TM4 (TDR4) involvement in fruit texture because of a lack of ripening-related induction of this gene in the Cnr mutant and similarity of the protein sequence to the Arabidopsis gene FRUITFUL.

The initial period of his subsequent lifelong involvement with philosophy was a fruitful one (in terms of publications): in 1944 he published his first philosophical paper, entitled "On Russell's Mathematical Logic" (Gödel 1944), and in 1947 he published his second, entitled "What is Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis?" (Gödel 1947).

Defenders of local people's involvement in conservation - may find military ecology a fruitful sub-discipline for studying and comparing enlightening case studies.

In fact, focusing on a group that shows a relatively high level of involvement and interest in societal issues [29] might be fruitful depending on the specific topic of research.