Sentence examples for a very low contribution from inspiring English sources

The Rivet Element, based on a closed-form solution of a theoretical model of the rivet joint, is able to accurately evaluate, in FE analysis, both local and overall stiffness of riveted joints with a very low contribution of dofs.

This implies that unlike muscle tissues, brain tissues will have a very low contribution to the acquired MRI signal.

At each generation, the proportion of the other parent genome in the nucleus of the introgressed tree was halved, ultimately leading to a very low contribution.

32 As in the case of surface tension, the above reported data shows a very low contribution of caffeine in wetting of espresso coffee.

One of the disadvantages of traditional and Roth IRAs is the very low contribution limit of $5,500 per year (or $6,500 if you're 50 or older).

The ATR-FTIR spectrum shown in Fig. 2 has been favored because the very low contribution of the pigment and the filler makes readily visible all the IR absorption bands attributed to casein.

The higher proportion from the DAU for the districts studied here is largely due to the very low contribution of shared natural resource revenues for districts on Java (effectively zero) compared to the high levels in some other districts.

Alternatively, observed associations with these components may be indicative of a true causal agent within broader health-relevant mixtures from motor vehicle or other combustion sources; this may be especially true of 17α(H),21β(H -hopane, given its very low contribution to total PM2.5 and OC mass.

From the functional characterization of the unigenes, and redundancy of EST in the individual group, it appears that the proteins involved in cell cycle and DNA processing must be playing crucial role in salt adaptation as the redundancy of ESTs in the group was very high, 13.6% (Fig. 7, sub-category C), despite very low contribution by the unigenes (Fig. 6).

It is suggested that functionally immature synapses may not be able to provide compensation for synaptic dysfunction prior to adolescence, because they have a very low AMPA receptor contribution, rendering them silent at the resting memory potential, and a relatively high probality of glutamate release, and thus subject to quick exhaustion of glutamate pools after repetitive activation.

The research illustrates a very low and unstable official contribution that lags far behind internationally agreed upon objectives, a highly fragmented institutional scenario, and controversial political choices favouring "vertical" global initiatives undermining national health systems, and in contrast with Italian deep-rooted principles, traditional approaches and official guidelines.