Sentence examples for institutional contributor from inspiring English sources
The Chinese Academy of Sciences is the largest institutional contributor publishing 2.6% of the papers.
The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, named after this Nobel Prize winner, was a major institutional contributor to the project.
It is important to note that United States institutions formed most of institutional contributors; result that is congruent with the finding of previous studies [ 16, 18].
Our introduction draws on an extensive literature review as well as the special issue contributors who examine institutional change in a variety of policy sectors in Africa, South Asia, Latin America, and North America.
The 20 LMIC institutional hosts with most Cochrane contributors (45 695) are spread across East Asia, Latin America, South Asia, Africa, and the Middle Eastc.
Poor quality of institutional care, especially during emergencies, is a major contributor to maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity [ 5, 6].
A pervasive and harmful phenomenon, bullying is usually studied as a product of individual and institutional antecedents (Einarsen et al., 2011), and a contributor to negative intra-organizational outcomes such as decreased productivity and job satisfaction (Hoel et al., 2011).
The difference is that the NYT was once mighty and, as such, has a huge institutional memory and still is able to maintain a network of contributors around the world.
Globalization and some other institutional features like central bank independence and sound fiscal policies are likely contributors to inflation convergence, but such hypotheses are not examined explicitly in the paper.
Chile aspires to be perceived as a contributor to global governance sharing its experience of transition to democracy and institutional building (Santander Campos 2010: 108).
It is never enough to emphasize that institutional deficiencies within the medical system and the industry management are the primary contributors to occupational diseases like Asbestosis.
