Sentence examples for valuable contribution to knowledge from inspiring English sources
By adopting a theory-based approach to further analyse the papers we argue that this review has been able to make a valuable contribution to knowledge in the field.
Yet their voices have been largely missing from the health research literature, despite their potentially valuable contribution to knowledge about cooking practices, and the intersection of faith, culture, health and food.
Upon completion of the focus group, participants were given a small gift (a box of locally-made chocolates) to acknowledge their valuable contributions to knowledge.
Matthew Hawkins, landscape and ecology manager at the CNPA, said: "This is an exciting project that everyone can get involved in and will make a valuable contribution to our knowledge and understanding of the national park.
Our study is a valuable contribution to the knowledge of evolution and function of non-coding region in genome.
Each study provided a rich description and a valuable contribution to the knowledge base.
The study outcomes represent a valuable contribution to existing knowledge of STs associated with panitumumab, the time taken to develop such toxicities, and the practical aspects of the KRAS analysis process.
Despite these limitations, the rich description of the policy process in this study provides a valuable contribution to the knowledge base on policy reforms for community-based health workforce in LMICs.
The cross-sectional design of the analysis limits causal interpretations; a longitudinal study of the impact of early childhood overweight and obesity on future motor skills would be a valuable contribution to existing knowledge on this topic.
Our study makes a valuable contribution to the knowledge about the rise in health care utilization and costs with every additional chronic condition, indicating the urgent need for the development of such chronic care programs in Switzerland.
However, even though generalisability was not the intention, the rich description of phenomena, our multiple methods of data collection and our triangulation of data all helped in developing an account that we believe provides a valuable contribution to the knowledge base on factors that shape work motivation among institutionalised community-based health workforce.
