Sentence examples for have successfully contributed from inspiring English sources
Probabilistic prediction algorithms that exploit domain knowledge of Mendelian inheritance and other biological characteristics of susceptibility genes have successfully contributed to improved screening, prevention, and genetic testing.
In conclusion, school administrators should promote teacher competency and student life skills since these two variables have successfully contributed in student learning achievement.
Despite such policies have successfully contributed to reduce residential buildings (RBs) energy consumption, non-residential buildings (NRBs) have shown an increasing of operational energy demand by 15.7%, during last decade.
Stephen Sprouse and Mossimo Gianulli have successfully contributed clothing to Target's line, and a new line of products called Swell is in development, from Cynthia Rowley, the fashion designer, and Ilene Rosenzweig, a former editor at The New York Times, based on their book of the same name.
Aluminium alloys have successfully contributed to meeting the rising demand for lightweight structures.
Some programs, such as the PV-powered water pumps promoted by the INDAP (an agency that depends on the Ministry of Agriculture), have successfully contributed to the income of users.
"Ursan is an extreme opponent of peace, normalization or even contact between Syria and Israel or Israelis, having successfully contributed to sabotaging the 1999 peace talks between two countries.
They had successfully contributed to the destabilization of Iraq and Afghanistan, which in turn prompted their proposal to the U.S. that it begin to co-manage the world together with Iran.
Over the past years IRC Ghana has successfully contributed to a national change in sustainable water services, and by hosting this new initiative I hope we can also stimulate local politicians and citizens to start prioritizing sanitation.
Since then, he has successfully contributed to the birth of a number of healthcare companies and has also held academic positions at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and at The Rockefeller University in New York, teaching about the interface between science and business.
