Sentence examples for is instrumental to developing from inspiring English sources
A clear understanding of the drivers of variations in health care costs is instrumental to developing and implementing policies aimed at improving the efficiency of public expenditure.
Universal literacy may be instrumental to developing a skilled workforce – a notion much loved by Tories – but the real reason we value education is because it is a necessary (though insufficient) component of a well-functioning democratic society.
In addition, the nanocomposite architecture nature of the membrane, which could protect the separative layer of the membrane from abrasion during membrane assembly, could be instrumental to developing high performance H2-selective membrane for IGCC system.
Understanding the mechanisms underlying the formation of crescentic lesions could be instrumental to developing new therapies, which can be more effective and more targeted to molecular mediators than the currently used cytotoxic agents.
On the other hand, rabbits and other larger animals will likely be instrumental to develop new techniques (e.g., surgical and imaging) and methodologies (e.g., protocols for expanding/injecting cells or gene-therapy viral vectors) similar to those that could be eventually required in humans.
Because severe DENV disease has been associated with higher virus titres (Whitehead et al., 2007), reduction of viral replication may be instrumental to limit the risk of developing such symptoms.
These farmers produce the majority of food in developing countries and so are instrumental to global food security.
Specifying core beliefs is instrumental in developing theory-based interventions to increase uptake.
These data indicate that the analysis of the involvement of FAK in the mitotic spindle assembly and function in tumor cells appear to be instrumental for developing specific inhibitors to this particular FAK function in malignant cells.
Demosthenes was to become fully engaged in this kind of litigation and he was also to be instrumental in developing the power of the Areopagus to indict individuals for treason, invoked in the ecclesia by a process called "ἀπόφασις".
The training that Hill gave to Charity Organisation Society volunteers contributed to the development of modern social work, and COS continued to be instrumental in developing social work as a profession during the twentieth century.
