Sentence examples for originally contributed to from inspiring English sources
Naturally, the providers of health care receive less than what households originally contributed to finance health care.
Both suggest that the troubles that originally contributed to colleges that were divided along racial lines are slowly breaking down, although in reality the American education system continues to deal with segregation in many other forms.
Micro and nanotechnologies have originally contributed to engineering, especially in electronics.
AT&T will acquire the Asia-Pacific network, which BT originally contributed to the venture.
Ericsson continues to believe that the modem technology, which it originally contributed to the JV, has a strategic value for the wireless industry.
Still, the Swedish company is trying to keep a brave face and focus on the positive: "Ericsson continues to believe that the modem technology, which it originally contributed to the JV, has a strategic value for the wireless industry," it writes.
The rheologic tests revealed that addition of PS showed a greater influence on rheological behavior of the paste than that of FS, because the very large agglomerates in PS cannot act as fillers to release free water in the void space originally contributing to fluidity, but absorb free water originally contributing to fluidity in paste.
The poem was originally contributed by Heaney to Poems on the DART, an echo of London's Poems on the Underground project.
When you attend an Elton John concert, you want to hear the songs that Dee Murray and Kenny Passarelli and Nigel Olsson, Davey Johnstone, Ray Cooper, Roger Popee, Caleb Quaye, and James Newtoriginally originally played on and contributed to - and which current Elton bassist Matt Bissonette replicates dutifully night after night after night.
NPH originally conceived the paper and contributed to data analyses, interpretation, drafting and editing the manuscript.
It was also shown that a sequence downstream from the originally proposed stem-loop also contributed to frameshifting, either modelled as an intramolecular triplex [ 69] or an extended bulged stem-loop [ 70].
