Sentence examples for most valuable contribution from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most valuable contribution of this study is new knowledge about the specific types of errors contributing to misclassification in immunization registries and parent report (see Table  2).

But educational consultants' most valuable contribution may be stress reduction.

Fried's most valuable contribution is to highlight the abiding tension between personal liberty and the "welfare administrative state".

But its most valuable contribution is to show that this quintessentially American event wasn't only about America.

Often his most valuable contribution, Mr. Ling said, was not money, but in helping friends recruit coveted engineers.

The most valuable contribution made by the gaeltachts has been a series of personal reminiscences describing local life.

Kenji's most valuable contributions are the experiments and side-by-side comparisons he has tirelessly performed so that we don't have to.

"We can open our wallets – whether through grant making or procurement spend – but one of the most valuable contributions businesses can make to sustaining social enterprise is to tap into the skills and resources of our own people," she said.

Among Liszt's most valuable contributions during his lifetime were his hundreds of piano transcriptions of operatic and orchestral works, which allowed the scores to be widely disseminated before the existence of recorded music.

Among his most valuable contributions to ethnomusicology are his studies on the psychology of musical perception, the relationship between a culture and its tuning system, and the innovative classification of musical instruments (with Curt Sachs, 1914).

Dutrochet's most valuable contributions to science were his emphasis on the similarity of basic processes in all living organisms and his belief that all such processes can be explained in terms of physical and chemical forces.