Sentence examples for a complete contribution from inspiring English sources
Subjects report a complete contribution function in each period, i.e. a contribution level for various marginal rates of transformation between a public and a private good.
We note that it is by no means assured that the 144 ICUs analysed in this study are representative of the entire adult ICU experience in Australia and New Zealand, and it is likely that the ability to sustain the effort of continuous (and complete) contribution is concentrated in larger, well-resourced ICUs.
Understanding the complete contribution of genomic and epigenomic alterations to specific genes and pathways in cancer will reveal novel high frequency specific markers for better risk assessment (as we observed in the TCGA cohort above) and will highlight the true frequency of therapeutic pathways to better target the disease at the molecular level.
Building a complete understanding of this contribution, however, has been hampered by an inability to spatially map and quantify pheomelanin within skin.
Unfortunately, a complete evaluation of her contribution to the development of the Brazilian film industry is prejudiced by the irreparable loss of most of her films.
Despite some indications that more L1PA7 (and L1P3) copies may be related to more mRNA retrocopies in NWMs, we emphasize that additional studies are needed for a complete understanding of the contribution of L1 subelements to the set of mRNA retrocopies in Platyrrhini genomes.
The binding affinities for MDM2 and MDMX of a total of 35 peptides including 10 truncation analogs were quantified, affording a complete dissection of energetic contributions of individual residues of PMI and 17 28p53 to MDM2 and MDMX association.
Our results constitute a significant contribution toward a complete understanding of the mechanisms underlying SH3-mediated cellularesponseses.
The current contribution suggests a complete conceptual representation of elementary vehicle actions and reports results obtained by an implementation of this approach from real-world traffic videos.
Yet, by including questions on livestock ownership for the first time, the 2009 census has allowed a complete revaluation (upwards) of the contribution of pastoralism to the Kenyan economy (Behnke and Muthari 2011).
(Sam's blue suit and blue fedora and vague sense of responsibility mark him as a shamus; Max's major contribution is a complete willingness to throw himself into harm's way.
