Sentence examples for has already been contributed from inspiring English sources

The UK has already been contributed significantly to the global Ebola fighting fund, but it will need to carry on taking a lead in Sierra Leone, he added.

A good part of that amount has already been contributed or pledged by corporations, foundations and individuals, and this is reflected in the names of the hospitals or of individual wings or treatment centers.

One such solver has already been contributed and distributed in this way: the diffusive finite state projection (DFSP) algorithm [ 32].

Again, Green Army programs have already been contributing significantly towards Great Barrier Reef conservation.

Persistent gene expression has already been reported to contribute to differences between various iPSC types and ESCs [48] and may result in variable differentiation behaviours of iPSCs, regardless of which reprogramming technique was applied [50].

Such a "seeding from the distance" of Aβ plaques by brainstem locus coeruleus neurons has already been discussed to contribute to the development of AD pathology [ 37].

Furthermore, a negative screening result may give patients false reassurance if they subsequently develop symptoms, an occurrence that has already been found to contribute to practitioner delay (Funch, 1985; Kemppainen et al, 1993; Harris and Simson, 1998).

Then you will be invited to draft a candidate or support one who has already been drafted and to contribute to the list of questions that anyone running on the Americans Elect platform will have to answer on the site.

Still, irreversible damage has already been done; carbon emissions have contributed to global warming while other pollutants have damaged the ecosystem, wildlife and human health, leading to further increases in respiratory diseases over the next decades.

The importance of education and training in organisations wishing to develop high quality services has already been described and may have contributed to an ethos within the practice resulting in the delivery of high quality care [ 25].

More than £100,000 has already been donated, and the diocese of Leicester is contributing £500,000.