Sentence examples for affecting the contribution from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest the form of treatment used by patients can be a more significant factor affecting the contribution to hyperglycemia from basal versus postprandial glucose elevations than the observed A1C level alone.

According to stepwise linear regression analysis, topography (elevation and slope) was the most important factor affecting the contributions of new rain to river water.

Also, it was shown that concrete strength affects the contribution of CFRP regarding shear resistance.

It is also shown that the SOC level affects the contribution from the BESS for the fluctuation mitigation and the frequency control.

We treated 4-cell embryos without zona in KSOM including Activin A and then performed the blastocyst injection to test whether Activin A can affect the contribution of ESCs to chimeras.

In this paper, a new design method was developed that considers the effect of internal transverse-steel in addition to other parameters that affect the contribution of FRP to shear resistance.

Two factors that affected the contribution of marker-assisted selection were studied: 1) within- vs. across-family selection of donors, and 2) the number of loci in the quantitative trait locus component.

The effect of residual stress on interfacial adhesion is rationalized in terms of the onset of yielding within the Cu film, which affects the contribution from plastic energy dissipation to the total interface fracture energy.

These two different catalytic behaviors seem to be due to two opposite effects, which affect the contribution of the reaction routes available for the HDS of each reactant, these effects are: (i) the decrease of MoS2 dispersion caused by the incorporation of zeolite to the catalyst and (ii) the increase of the proportion of Brönsted acid sites with zeolite content.

In order to illustrate how these factors may affect the contribution of NBCD on DEMO operating scenarios, scans of NBI tangency radii and elevation on two possible DEMO scenarios have been performed with two beam energies, 1.5 MeV and 1.0 MeV, in order to determine the most favourable options for NBCD efficiency.

In the landscape model, single mutations at single sites among n sites affect the contribution of k other sites to fitness.