Sentence examples for have contributed to development from inspiring English sources
Like many tycoons, at the time of the attack Bun carried the title of oknha — an honorific ostensibly bestowed upon those who have contributed to development in the country, but which requires a minimum contribution of $100,000 to the government.
Studies of rice BPH interaction have contributed to development of new rice varieties, offering an effective means for long-lasting control of BPH.
Long-term eustatic oscillations must certainly have contributed to development of the transgressive and regressive sequence elements, but basic observations of tilted strata and angular sequence-bounding unconformities show eustasy cannot have been the only responsible mechanism.
The report concluded that while dams have contributed to development, "in too many cases, an unacceptable and often unnecessary price has been paid to secure those benefits".
Three types may have contributed to development: dogs the Arawak brought with them to the Bahamas; terriers protecting supplies from rodents on ships that arrived in Eleuthera, New Providence, and the Abaco Islands; and dogs from North Carolina that arrived with Loyalists during the American Revolutionary War period.
Thus, a temporal extension, rather than de novo activation, of Hoxd13 expression in the distal part of the fin may have contributed to development of digits during the evolutionary transition of fins to limbs.
My lab has contributed to development of skin substitutes for burn patients, and is currently developing treatments for patients with abnormal scarring.
(FG, Alumni) There was general agreement that COBES had contributed to development of community health skills.
Understanding the function of VHL has contributed to development of novel therapeutic strategies.
MC took the lead on drafting the manuscript and has contributed to development of the study protocol.
Recommendations: The impact of the project activities extend beyond the initial objectives and has contributed to developments in mental health policies and services, in general.
