Sentence examples for major contribution made from inspiring English sources
The major contribution made by Ahmed Zewail, who has died aged 70, was to break through this barrier.
Among the discoveries are several films that underline the major contribution made by women to early cinema.
We then discuss some criticisms of the overall multicomponent model, concluding with a discussion of the major contribution made by neuropsychological evidence to its development together with some suggestions as to comparative lack of influence from more recent studies based on neuro-imaging.
A major contribution made by Kûkai for the orthodoxy of Nara Buddhism with his systematization of esoteric doctrines, was to bridge the gap between textual study and ritual practice.
A spokesperson for the British Holiday and Home Parks Association BHHPAA) said it shared Mr Millar's concerns, adding: "We also recognise the importance of ensuring that Wales continues to benefit from the major contribution made by parks to the regional economy by protecting the industry's reputation.
It begins to set work in the operating room in the context of all patients seen, and points to the major contribution made by orthopaedic surgeons to the ambulatory care of individuals with musculoskeletal conditions.
They concluded that the impact on livelihood is one of the major contributions made by agroforestry to the economy.
A significant amount of work on the meaningfulness of religious language was carried out in the medieval period, with major contributions made by Maimonides (1135 1204), Thomas Aquinas (1225 1274), Duns Scotus (1266 1308), and William of Ockham (1285 1347).
What then are the major contributions made by this book?
The reasons for the improvement are multifactorial, with major contributions made by the advent of screening and improved systemic therapies such as anti-oestrogens, chemotherapy and trastuzumab.
The final regression model explained 29% of variance in distress, with major contributions made by living in a mountainous area, having a 'reserved' personality, and frequency and types of participation.
