Sentence examples for further productive from inspiring English sources

Or, in academic speak, "the substantial proportion of imitation present in improvements shows that imitated guesses were often the basis for further productive exploration".

The sense of completion and success signals psychological reward centers in our brain that fuel further productive work.

A further productive step will be to use the growing capacity to perform CHMI trials in malaria endemic populations as a possible model to better understand the mechanisms of NAI and to enable vaccine assessment in target populations.

At the same time, the Italian domestic market also contracted, and increasing social and institutional constraints further limited productive and mercantile opportunities.

Further, mean productive lifespan was almost 300 days shorter for primiparous twinners (N = 48, 602 ± 493 days) than for nontwinners (N = 2592; 899 ± 581 days; P < 0.01), and 200 days shorter for secundiparous twinners (N = 126, 914 ± 429 days) than for nontwinners undergoing at least two lactations (N = 1936, 1101 ± 522 days; P < 0.01).

The solar trade association's advice goes further, recommending highly productive crop land be avoided and only land graded 3b, 4 or 5 be developed for solar farms.

The aim of these encounters, organised by the Mind and Life Institute, is to further the already productive dialogue between Buddhist and scientific studies of the mind.

Further, the most productive periods of postwar arts have been when the provocative has challenged the patrician - at the Royal Court Theatre in the 1950s (and the 1990s), at the BBC during the era of That Was the Week That Was and Cathy Come Home.

The chapter further discusses total productive maintenance (TPM).

The progress of information and communication technology facilitates sharing of technologically and economically valuable knowledge and further integration of productive forces of humanity in emerging knowledge-based economy.

The investigation into the use of Time, Money and Energy in the Enkanini case further revealed the productive (hypercyclic) and consumptive (dissipative) nature of the components of the urban informal settlement.