Sentence examples for usefully contribute from inspiring English sources
Institutionalised religion, as a powerful force in the structuring of the daily lives of probably the majority of the world's population, is a field of social research to which geographers can usefully contribute.
Whereas in post-colonial operations, and even in the Balkans, the British had a great deal of influence with the host governments they supported and could choose to hand over control when they were confident about the outcome, here they have simply reached the end of what they can usefully contribute.
Such data would usefully contribute to our knowledge of freight transport, both from a qualitative standpoint and from the perspectives of modelling and public policy decision support.
This paper aims at documenting the results of the tests and showing how comparisons between models and actual measurements, particularly quasi-definitive data, can usefully contribute to the IGRF evaluation.
This will enable this new T cell based test to contribute usefully to the diagnosis of LTBI in HIV infected persons and would usefully contribute to TB control by improving the direction of preventive therapy among HIV positive patients.
These animals cannot usefully contribute to genomic prediction.
Professor Krugman usefully contributes plenty of mainstream economics in support of his stimulus plan and in order to debunk the idea that austerity policies in today's circumstances can boost an economy by increasing confidence.
These sorts of disagreements are common among scientists and contribute usefully to advancing science.
And I don't want to hear anything else that would not contribute usefully to the discussion today".
However, the majority can be taught to contribute usefully in the home or in a sheltered working or living environment after they are grown.
Finally, interpolation errors corresponding to a particular sample design can be used to determine which interpolated values contribute usefully to a band-limited analysis of bathymetric variability.
