Sentence examples for a dominant contribution from inspiring English sources

This group is characterized by a dominant contribution from SG.

The particle network shows a dominant contribution of the polymer matrix for mechanical properties whereas the particles show a dominant contribution to thermal properties.

Group 1 indicates that EC in the water has a dominant contribution from the HCO3 − in the water.

In this case a dominant contribution to the sum in (18) comes from the term with the given n1 and n2.

We find that the spin moments of the TM impurities (S M) have a dominant contribution for the nearest phosphorus neighbors (S P1 and S P2).

When the excitons make a dominant contribution to the spin photocurrent, the maxima of the photocurrent is always corresponding to the exciton absorption lines.

A well known peculiarity of the structural response to wind loading is that static, quasi-static and resonant effects are present, in general, without a clearly dominant contribution.

Therefore, although we could exclude the optical rectification as a mechanism of THz emission in Bi2Te2Se, it is not clear yet which has a more dominant contribution to the observed THz emission signals between the photo-Dember effect and surface field acceleration.

This may implicate a more dominant contribution of DA activity in view of the sparse associations for 5-HT turnover (see below).

The fluorescence spectrum of PsTRXf also shows the dominant contribution of a tryptophan, with a maximum wavelength close to 345 nm, suggesting a partial solvent-exposure of at least one of the two indole moieties.

The entropy-driven CaM Fas DD WT binding could be due to the removal of aqueous solvent from the hydrophobic surface areas on Ca2+-bound CaM and Fas DD WT upon binding, resulting in a favorable − TΔ S° being the dominant contribution to an overall favorable Δ G°.