Sentence examples for absolute contributions from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the absolute contributions of oxidation and conjugation to clearance cannot be measured without authentic standards.

Sediment source fingerprinting was used to explore the changes in the relative and absolute contributions to the storm sediment loads from the three key sources, namely the surface of the fields under crops, the unpaved roads and the stream channels.

Since the surrogate parental populations chosen here are unlikely to represent the genetic variability present in the true parental populations, the resulting mY values merely describe the relative contribution of the surrogate parental populations to the admixed populations, not their absolute contributions.

As the contributions to total transcription are normalised against units of RNA no direct determination of the absolute contributions from each seed tissue is possible.

A statistical procedure, ChemTax (Mackey et al. 1996), partitions chlorophyll a (i.e., total microalgal biomass) into the major algal groups to determine the relative and absolute contributions of each group.

At the 7 dap time-point, while all three genes are expressed from the embryo and endosperm, the relative and absolute contributions of each tissue to total transcript levels in the 7 dap seed are not known.

As in other studies of the Spanish context, meat and dairy were the foods that most contributed to environmental footprints [ 32], although at a much lower absolute contribution than the WDP.

The conclusion is that details are more visible out of the specular zone even if their absolute contribution is not higher.

Thus, the absolute contribution of a multiply drug resistant specimen to the final results is negligible.

The absolute contribution to PC1 was similar across measures, varying from 0.39 to 0.67 (Table II).

After 7 h, the absolute contribution of dietary fatty acids to plasma CE was highest for linoleate (P < 0.05).