Sentence examples for scientific and technical input from inspiring English sources
They conduct their business with little drama and with broad scientific and technical input from governments and industry.
Recognizing the importance of scientific and technical input for DRR policy and practice, the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) established a Scientific and Technical Committee in 2008 and issued in 2009 the first biannual Global Assessment Report GARR).
The authors thank Henry Zebroski for synthesizing HER2, neu, and HIV gag peptide libraries; Judy Adams for providing graphics; Svetlana Mojsov for critically reading and revising the manuscript; and Elizabeth M Jaffee and Todd Armstrong (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA) for providing tumor cell lines and scientific and technical input.
16 To provide scientific and technical input, four core experts from a pool of 30 international collaborating project partners (such as the European National Public Health Institutes, the WHO and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)) were nominated at the first General Meeting of the REACT project.
Some of those scientific and technical inputs are pivotal to technical inventions and are acknowledged as such by explicit references ("citations") to related research papers in the reference list on the corresponding patents.
CA was the overall SISA project coordinator for AMP and provided scientific advice and technical input to the manuscript as well as revision work.
Producers are encouraged to redesign their processes using renewable energy, biological inputs that can decompose and technical inputs that are continually recovered and remanufactured.
The HFA clearly suggested that successful disaster resilience requires scientific and technical capacities with inputs from physical, social, economic, health, and engineering disciplines.
Scientific and technical progress is continuing.
Sheffield has also seen growth in the professional, scientific and technical sectors, in information and communications.
The second grew out of scientific and technical advances between 1870 and 1900.
