Sentence examples for important input on from inspiring English sources

Soils may the most important input on farms--and family farmers are the key in preventing erosion, soil degradation, and desertification around the globe.

SK helped to draft the manuscript and gave important input on the interpretation of the results in the discussion.

Emily Banks, Gillian Reeves, Valerie Beral and Julietta Patnick had the original idea for the study, with important input on practical aspects of study design from Diana Bull, Barbara Crossley, Elizabeth Hilton and Moya Simmonds.

In this respect, use of country-specific cohorts, costs, utility data, information on medical practices as well as clinical probability data where available, combined with data from large, well run observational trials can provide important input on which to base finely tuned, country-specific, health economic analyses.

- Besides the important input of growth factor signaling on mTORC1 activation, AMPK, an essential energy sensor, plays a key role in energy-dependent mTORC1 regulation.

Important inputs on the knowledge about upland rice germplasm differentiations which happened in Brazil in the last few centuries were also achieved and are discussed.

Finally, we examined the effect of variations in important inputs on the cost-effectiveness of IPC in all 70 countries grouped in order of cost-effectiveness.

The use of a model-based approach for genetic structure analysis provided important inputs on the knowledge about upland rice germplasm differentiations which happened in Brazil in the last few centuries, since its introduction in the country.

Online processing of large amounts of data continuously generated by the smart grid can deliver timely and precise power load forecasts – an important input for interactions on the market where the energy can be contracted even minutes ahead of its consumption to minimize the grid imbalances.

However, insights into the sign and strength of allele interaction arising at various phenotypic levels obtained by causally cohesive genotype-phenotype models [55] in combination with high-dimensional phenotyping is likely to provide important input to the long-standing discussion on the nature, origin and importance of nonadditive gene action.

Baseline information on prevalence of COPD is an important input for disease burden estimations as well as for estimations of attributable disease burdens for important risk factors.