Sentence examples for aggregates contribution from inspiring English sources

At present, the origin of immune cells in the urine is unknown and the relative contribution of periglomerular and peritubular infiltrates and large interstitial aggregates contribution to the urinary leukocytes is unclear.

The group total and player payout were displayed for each round, as was the aggregate total contribution for each player.

The Court agreed to hear McCutcheon v. FEC, a case challenging the federal aggregate contribution limit — the total any one donor can contribute to all candidates, party committees, and PACs.

Domain-total correlations confirmed that each domain measures some aspect of the same underlying construct--HRQL--and that each contributes information about HRQL unique from the aggregate contribution of the other items.

Finding the aggregate contribution limit unconstitutional would strike a blow for First Amendment consistency.

To do any of this, however, would have contravened existing aggregate contribution limits.

"If you knock out aggregate contribution limits, you create a system of legalized bribery in this country".

Almost in passing, the court added that aggregate contribution limits were a "quite modest restraint upon protected political activity" that "serves to prevent evasion" of the base limits.

"Without aggregate contribution limits, the amount of money that a contributor can hope to direct to a chosen candidate is virtually limitless," wrote Charles Fried, a Harvard law professor who was solicitor general in the second Reagan administration, in a brief supporting aggregate contribution limits.

The debate also could prove germane to another landmark campaign finance decision from the Supreme Court, McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, which struck down aggregate contribution limits in federal elections from wealthy donors.

Firstly, the model augments the Perez et al. (1990) model by accounting for the aggregated contribution of diffuse radiation using ray-tracing methods.