Sentence examples for potential for contribution from inspiring English sources

Todd Lutwak of Andreessen Horowitz, Leor Stern of Google, Celestine Johnson of Innovation Endeavors, Duncan Logan of RocketSpace, Gerald Brady of Silicon Valley Bank, and Marguerite Gong Hancock of the Stanford GSB are among the passengers, and the rest will be selected based on their potential for contribution.

The aim of this review is to summarise the current status and the potential for contribution of the serum glycoproteome to cancer diagnostics, monitoring, and prognostics.

1 4 As a primary care discipline with an untapped potential for contribution to medical education, FM has played an important role in the trend of the past few decades to orient medical school curricula toward community-based health services alongside those traditionally hospital-based.

Updated at 4.44pm BST 4.40pm BST Would-be contributors who were asked said they liked the potential for contributions for offer an alternative view of events.

Potential for contributions from multiple modes of action.

"…But I am also at a point in my life where it is of equal importance to find an opportunity that encourages my evolution as a man: moving out of my comfort zone to a new city and community which offers the greatest potential for my contribution and personal growth.

Results suggest further study is warranted given the potential for its contribution to basic research and applied use.

As a contributor, he knows playing for a team owned by Silicon Valley venture capitalist Joe Lacob could open opportunities that would offer "the greatest potential for my contribution".

However, there is also potential for a contribution to understanding ecological impacts.

Together these studies suggest the potential for a contribution from TLRs to the maintenance of inflammation in arthritis models.

Candidates say the amount of public financing — it would be about $85 million per nominee next year — has failed to keep pace not only with campaign costs but also with the potential for private contributions, meaning a candidate who does not seek donations early on risks falling far behind.