Sentence examples for particularly valuable contribution from inspiring English sources

Swann's 50 in Nagpur was a particularly valuable contribution from number nine too.

A particularly valuable contribution of the theory of kin selection is its explanation of the evolution of social behaviour among ants, bees, wasps, and other social insects.

Aiming, above all else, to relieve patients of the burden of depressive disorder, this seems a particularly valuable contribution to the design.

A particularly valuable contribution was made by junior scientists from the region, who described results of environmental issues in their countries.

It is dedicated to the memory of Marcus E. Brewster (1957-2014) and highlights those aspects where he made particularly valuable contributions.

In our view, four particularly valuable contributions of the paper will be useful to IRIS and others seeking to adopt systematic review approaches for environmental health.

The paucity of data on the prevalence of type 1 diabetes in contemporary cohorts of youth make the contribution of the SEARCH study particularly valuable.

Inducible promoters are particularly valuable tools because these platforms allow real-time analysis of the contribution of microbiome gene products to community assembly, host physiology, and disease.

12 31 Future studies using objective measures of sleep such as actigraphy, particularly with repeated measures across different stages of pregnancy, will make a valuable contribution to this literature.

I can only talk about my own contribution, and I do not even know if it was particularly valuable".

The authors particularly thank Professor Jianping Liu and the Centre for Evidence-Based Chinese Medicine, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, for their valuable contribution to this study.