Sentence examples for true contributor from inspiring English sources

My wife, Donna – she is an explorer, adventuress and true contributor to the lives of everyone she meets.

My wife, Donna – she is an explorer, adventuress and true contributor to the lives of everyone she meets.

If the forensic pipeline is engineered such that high-fidelity electropherogram signal is obtained, then the likelihood ratio (LR) of a true contributor increases and the probability that the LR of a randomly chosen person is greater than one decreases.

I am sincerely sorry that Erdogan has lost a big opportunity to become a true contributor to the history of democracy as he seems to fail to continue his peace-minded discourses, which used to call for advanced democracy, the alliance of civilisations and Turkey's potential exemplary role to marry its Islamic (among others) customs with democratic values.

The basic requirements for classification systems for stillbirth are to record the underlying cause of death and other relevant information to aid in understanding of the true contributors to stillbirth, to be easy to apply, and to perform robustly across different settings and classifiers.

Further studies in additional populations are required to determine the true genetic contributors in this genomic region.

The long-term promise is that the epidemiological connection of specific mutagens to signatures actually observed in tumors will indicate which mutagenic exposures are true substantial contributors to the burden of human cancer.

After I smack you upside the head with the hideous problem we've created for ourselves, how we veered off track into a culture of empty-headed narcissism, I'm going to lay out what each of us can do to reclaim our brains, to take care of business in our own lives, and to become real, true-blue contributors to the world -- so we can make our mamas and our nagging little voices proud.

We believe that the patient's subacute and pauci-inflammatory clinical presentation indicates that the klebsiella was a true and integral contributor to the ICK infection itself.

And one editor's characterization of the magazine -- raucous, impious and intransigent" -- was every bit as true of its contributors.

This is especially true when early contributors' influence and status diminish, as this may lead them to try to undermine new leadership.