Sentence examples for jointly contributing to from inspiring English sources
"jointly contributing to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe two or more people or entities working together to achieve a shared goal. For example, "The two companies are jointly contributing to the development of a new medical device."
C) Additive models with two pairs of loci jointly contributing to disease susceptibility.
Cancer is not a single disease and cancer risk results from exposure to complex environmental settings (i.e., different exposures) jointly contributing to cancer development.
However, in complex, nonlinear systems, the observer and controller functions will typically be inextricably coupled, jointly contributing to the integrated experiences that in turn shape actions and expectations.
They found a self-motivated actor (21) to participate in developing the PoE's core capacities, and gradually realized that they were jointly contributing to something beneficial for their own workplace, safety, and health.
The results of this study support previous indications that susceptibility to BC in multiple-case non- BRCA1/2 families seems to be segregated by low- or moderate-penetrance gene variants jointly contributing to the risk.
First ministers also agreed to jointly contribute to a $30m national public awareness campaign to reduce violence against women.
Employers, employees, and the government jointly contribute to a savings account for retirement and housing.
Functional groups complexation, Pb2+ π interaction and precipitation with minerals jointly contributed to Pb2+ adsorption on these biochars.
In a coded-cooperative scheme, the source and the relay terminal jointly contribute to build good codes at the destination.
In this paper, it will be shown how these traditions may have jointly contributed to the design of Darwin's theory.
These two chaotic advection mechanisms jointly contributed to the 3D periodic perturbation, resulting in considerably enhanced mixing over a wide range of the Reynolds number.
