Sentence examples for to contribute to develop from inspiring English sources
The new data about pathogenic mechanisms presented are expected to contribute to develop individualized therapy for THD patients.
We want teachers to engage in research – to contribute to developing our collective understanding of how to maximise the richness and depth of our students' educational experience.
We are proud that we have been able to contribute to developing a vaccine that will prevent other nations from enduring what we endured".
I am enormously grateful and pleased that he has accepted my invitation to lead the church's initiative to work with the credit unions to help serve all the people of this country better and to contribute to developing a more transparent and competitive system focused on serving the needs of everyone".
The pastoralists have much to contribute to developing solutions.
It was forced to shut down its Map Maker service, which allows anyone to contribute to developing Google Maps, after it was used for a series of obscene edits, including the addition of the Google Android logo peeing on the Apple logo.
To contribute to developing new functionalities for this type of PV system and an efficient control system for optimising its operation, this article explains how the proposed system could contract to provide ancillary services, particularly the supply of active power services.
Acknowledging the imperative need of entrenching sustainability at manufacturing sites for economic and social development simultaneously with environmental protection, this paper aims at exhibiting the green initiatives taken by Claris Lifesciences Ltd.; a pharmaceutical company with a worldwide presence; with an aim to contribute to developing a sustainable campus.
People with jobs can send themselves and their children to higher education; people with jobs can provide for their family; people with jobs can feed and care for themselves and ensure their ability to contribute to developing their country.
Studies aiming to contribute to developing gender and social theories building on intersectional, ecosocial, relational, or biosocial approaches are welcome.
The commitment of Hispanic women to improving their health and readiness to contribute to developing new knowledge is an invaluable lesson learned.
