Sentence examples for what contribution this from inspiring English sources

The Committee will also ask Mr Osborne about the prospects for the development of the shale gas and oil industry in the UK and what contribution this can make to the national economy; the subject of the Committee's present inquiry which was launched last year.

While the report notes that Lanza had "significant mental health issues that affected his ability to live a normal life and to interact with others, even those to whom he should have been close," it adds: "What contribution this made to the shootings, if any, is unknown as those mental health professionals who saw him did not see anything that would have predicted his future behavior".

This can be used to assign them to an arbitrary subgroup classification, however it is less clear what contribution this makes.

Currently, we do not know which other tyrosine residues are phosphorylated, what contribution this has to the dystrophic phenotype, nor what kinase is responsible and hence whether dasatinib is effective at preventing this phosphorylation is unknown.

It would be much easier for the reader to understand what contribution this study makes to the literature if the authors made a clearer distinction between current  evidence on reviewer characteristics (including those studies which looked at both reviewer and author characteristics) and other research on bias, which would include research focused only on author characteristics.

The aim of our research project is to study what contribution the new technologies can bring to teaching and learning.

It is unclear what contribution the large chromosomal structural variations (SVs) made towards the disease.

What contribution does this late arrival make?

Until recently, it was unknown how these regulatory disulfides reform to inactivate the enzyme or what contribution to this process is made by autonomous oxidation or by enzymatic catalysis.

In light of the recent plea bargain announcement in the Kevin Mitnick case, one must pause and reflect on what contribution, if any, this event has made.

Then specifically voicing what contribution he or she made to this regrettable incident.