Sentence examples for a large input from from inspiring English sources

The second petrofacies is characterized by a large input from crystalline basement sources and represents active erosion and deposition in glacial troughs during the Neogene.

"The work that went behind it, in terms of putting the camera on a tripod, setting the image up... it required a large input from myself, and that's why I own [the] copyright," he told the BBC.

The very act of coming together to draw up these guidelines would be a task requiring a large input of resources from scores of relief agencies.

The selection responses in corn oil concentration and chicken body weight are also consistent with a large number of loci each with several alleles of small effect [36], [37] and with a large input of new variation from mutation [38].

MOST+ can detect motifs from a large input sequence of about 100Mbs within a few minutes.

MOST+ can detect motifs from a large input sequence of about 100 Mbs within a few minutes.

This deep bowl-like sea has one large input from the surrounding ocean through the Tsushima strait, forming the Tsushima Warm Current which dominates the surface layer.

For example, Harris et al. noted that some areas of the Gulf of Mexico are highly influenced by riverine Hg inflow, while other areas are affected by large inputs from the Atlantic Ocean Loop Current.

The Khwe group had the largest input from Bantu-speaking groups (61%) with two of the most common southeastern Bantu-speaking associated haplogroups, L2a and L3e constituting the largest part (22% each).

The caudate nucleus receives a large nociceptive input from spinal pain pathways, including both nociceptive-specific neurons that signal the presence of pain, and wide-dynamic-range neurons that provide graded responses throughout the range of innocuous and painful stimulation [ 27- 29].

Even if, genetically, the Panicum millets of South Asia prove on the whole to have a larger genetic input from a distinct west/central Asian Panicum domestication, there was still some genetic input from Chinese millets (see Hunt et al. 2011), and the spread of crops into northwestern South Asia was clearly important just after 4,000 years ago.