Sentence examples for activity contributions from inspiring English sources
Visualization of the resultant atom activity contributions is accomplished by atomic colour coding based on sign and magnitude of partial activity.
The year-to-year (solar cycle) variations of the total daytime variability were used to estimate the geomagnetic and meteorological activity contributions into the NmF2 variability.
One major factor was EMG activity contributions due to co-contraction of adjacent muscles [17], which was of particular concern for the UPN measurements, owing to its proximity to the antagonist AN.
An explanation of the obtained variability pattern is proposed in terms of the geomagnetic, meteorological and wave activity contributions, and the sensitivity of the ionospheric electron density to the geomagnetic and meteorological impacts.
An examination of the activity contributions for atoms at corners, edges and planes of platinum electro-catalyst crystallites was carried out for the reduction of molecular oxygen in 1M H2SO4.
The interpretation is visualized by a colour scheme depicting activity contribution by atom.
For QSAR models, the weight of a substructure directly correlates with its activity contribution [36].
If the biokinetic model addresses the circulating blood then as a separate source region, the activity contribution of the blood content must be removed from the other source regions (i.e., the cumulated activity in the liver region originated from circulating blood must be removed and only activity in the liver tissue should be accounted for).
The 0.930 NK25-NK12 correlatisn isimilarlyly accounted for by a true NK activity contribution (0.920)(0.992)(1.0) and a progressive methods factor contribution (-25).
It seems more likely that age-induced changes of postural strategies account for changes of relative muscle activity contribution of the ankle, independent from the mode of exercise.
Questions were also asked concerning women's economic activities, contributions to livelihoods, influence and agency.
