Sentence examples for measures can contribute from inspiring English sources

Energy efficiency measures can contribute to local, national and EU policy commitments on carbon reduction.

The conceptual framework and measures can contribute to future work on parenting, including research designed to map multidimensional constructs that describe parental involvement and studies that explore how parental involvement shapes school outcomes of early adolescents in mathematics through their math self-efficacy.

Given the extreme vulnerability of small states, these measures can contribute significantly to their survival and advancement in an increasingly volatile global environment.

If confirmed, our data raise the possibility that treating vitamin D deficiency in pregnancy, via supplementation or lifestyle measures, can contribute to the prevention of GDM.

We present here a model how public health measures can contribute to the delay of an epidemic wave with the novel influenza virus A/H1N1 when the epidemic is detected in a very early stage.

The use of patient reported measures can contribute a positive influence on health status.

Nevertheless, a classification through standardised wording, the use of existing definitions and the awareness that TAT may not be a well-defined measure can contribute towards better comparability.

Limitations in the scaling properties of a measure can contribute to inconsistent MID estimates, as they may depend upon where a patient or group falls along the continuum of the measure.

A Treasury spokesperson said: "The Government constantly considers a wide range of measures that can contribute to its key priority of delivering sustainable and balanced growth to understand their impact, and will announce initiatives when decisions have been taken".

A recent systematic review identified 5 dementia-specific measures of quality of life developed for use with people who have severe dementia, but noted a lack of studies using these measures that can contribute information about their psychometric properties and relative merits [ 8].

If visual characteristics of daylight, such as contrast and spatial compositions, can be objectively measured, we can contribute to a more holistic analysis of daylit architecture with metrics that complement existing illumination and comfort-based performance criteria.