Sentence examples for abundant inputs from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition dispels the myth, common among young researchers, that success in science requires abundant inputs (i.e., hours in the lab) instead of, or in addition to, abundant outputs (i.e., publications in high-impact journals).

This chemical variability is primarily attributed to a variety of host-rock compositions (from basaltic to rhyolitic), abundant input of volatile elements from magmas (e.g., CO2 and SO2), and the variable water depth (shallow to deep) of the submarine volcanoes.

Because free trade tends to raise returns to the abundant input to production (in America, capital) and lower returns to the scarce input (in America, labor), it tends to benefit capital at labor's expense.

In regions with abundant input of fresh water, nutrients and sediments, trees generally show good development and reach heights of over 40 meters [21].

Indeed, template-switched isoforms were present in the CAMSeq data, with many template-switched isoforms being more abundant than the low abundance input isoforms.

Historians have noted that economic clusters always required access to abundant strategic inputs for success, says Levin.

The hippocampal formation receives abundant NA input from the LC (Loy et al. 1980).

The leg controller receives abundant sensory input which in Fig.  5 is depicted by elements shown in black.

Saguaro then finds the second-most weighted cluster at a minimum distance from the highest weighted cluster, representing input sites that are most abundant in the input data but least well modelled by the cactus they were assigned to.

In this point, it is noteworthy that abundant inhibitory serotonergic inputs from the midbrain innervate the retinal terminals and retinorecipient cells in the SCN [29].

Granule cells are the most abundant and provide input to the Purkinje cells, whose axons are the sole output from the cerebellar cortex and provide input to multiple target cells.