Sentence examples for this development contributes from inspiring English sources
This development contributes to emancipation, better family income, social acknowledgement, self-esteem and self-realization.
This development contributed to contemporary understandings of the proper relationship between church and state and even to understandings of the church itself; it also led to controversy between later emperors and popes over the matter of universal authority in Christendom.
This pattern of development contributes to the success and survival of flowering plants in the natural habitats.
It will be interesting to determine whether FOXL1, which also has a role in intestinal development, contributes to this phenotype in humans.
Quantification of differential expression of genes involved in development contributes to this hypothesis at a deeper level than possible with traditional non-quantitative techniques, such as fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), agarose gel electrophoresis and immunofluorescence.
This development substantially contributes to the situation that many western countries face a shortage of physicians particularly in the field of primary care.
According to Nagoshi, Amusement Vision staff felt more comfortable with the Gamecube than Sega's own hardware and this ease of development contributed to their decision to focus on the system over the PlayStation 2 or Xbox; he also joked that Nintendo was the only hardware manufacturer the staff did not "hate".
The presence of all this development has contributed to and increased erosion and other environmental problems.
This development will contribute to the continued growth of the north Docklands area as one of the most exciting and vibrant places to live and work in London".
This development has contributed to the vitality of printmaking, because it has encouraged the participation of colour-oriented artists.
This development will contribute efficiently towards a new robust rational model of general applicability for simplified seismic analysis of tall guyed telecommunication masts.
